Petit livre en anglais qui correspond bien au film. De super illustrations et des ecritures assez grosses pour les enfants. Tout ce qu'il faut pour retomber en enfance. Read more

Consegna più che efficace e puntuale, rispettando i tempi indicati. Per ciò che riguarda il libro, è scritto in maniera molto semplice e piuttosto divertente, molto originale e diverso dai classici libri "per bambini"; in lingua originale, però, non lo consiglierei a chi ha studiato poco l'inglese, poiché contiene termini insoliti. Ho voluto prenderlo perché ho amato alla follia i film e le serie, perciò sono rimasta un po' delusa dal fatto che film e libro (per ciò che riguarda questo volume almeno) hanno pochissimo in comune, giusto i nomi dei personaggi e qualche dettaglio della storia. Tutto sommato però, è un libro bellissimo. L'ho letto in due giorni scarsi. Read more

It is a very very good and interesting book. When it arrived i thought that I would not find illustrations in it but it is a book filled with it . The story is also super interesting and everything is the best book ever Read more

I wasn't entirely sure what to expect when I picked up How to Train Your Dragon for my 7-year-old son, a native English speaker. He had previously enjoyed series like Dragon Masters and Magic Tree House, so we were searching for something new to dive into together. From the very first chapter, we were both hooked. The story follows Hiccup Horrendous Haddock the Third, a young Viking who doesn't quite fit the traditional mold of his tribe. Instead of brute strength, Hiccup relies on intelligence, empathy, and a unique ability to understand dragons, setting him apart in a world that values toughness above all. One of the standout aspects of the book is its humor. Cressida Cowell has a knack for creating amusing character names like Snotface Snotlout and Dogsbreath the Duhbrain, which had us both laughing out loud. The playful tone and witty writing make it a joy to read aloud, and it's clear why many parents consider it a favorite for bedtime stories . The relationship between Hiccup and his dragon, Toothless, is both heartwarming and entertaining. Unlike the powerful dragons depicted in the film adaptations, Toothless in the book is a small, stubborn creature with a big personality. Their evolving friendship teaches valuable lessons about patience, understanding, and the importance of being true to oneself. It's worth noting that the book differs significantly from the movies. While the films take a more epic and cinematic approach, the original story offers a more intimate and character-driven narrative. This distinction provides a fresh perspective for those familiar with the movies and showcases Cowell's unique storytelling style . The illustrations scattered throughout the book add another layer of charm. They have a whimsical, hand-drawn quality that complements the story's tone and helps bring the world of Berk to life. After finishing the book, my son was eager to continue the series, and we've since embarked on the subsequent adventures of Hiccup and his friends. The audiobooks, narrated by David Tennant, are a particular highlight. His expressive reading and ability to bring each character to life have made our listening sessions a cherished part of our routine. In summary, How to Train Your Dragon is a delightful read that combines humor, adventure, and meaningful life lessons. It's a book that resonates with children and adults alike, making it a perfect choice for shared reading experiences. Whether you're new to the series or revisiting it, this story is sure to leave a lasting impression. Read more

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