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Dragons in New York

News | Posted by Carole on Thursday 13 December 2007

There are a surprising number of dragons in New York. While I was there, I was always coming across them. On buildings…..

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In museums…..

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And in toy shops. This is the toyshop FAO Schwartz that was in the film Big. And these Harry Potter dragons were BIG, about 3 metres high.

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And…..I had a personal encounter with a dragon

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20 responses

Posted by Danny on Thursday 13 December 2007

Wow, some of those dragons look really weird! And that dragon your standing by looks massive!! Only two months left untill DragonMoon is released! I hope it dont get delayed, do you know the day when it is out? Please let me know if you know the date. Bye

Posted by Carole on Thursday 13 December 2007

Danny,
It was a big dragon.
I don’t know exactly when it will be out in the UK. You could try emailing the UK publisher at
children@macmillan.co.uk

Posted by Ryan on Sunday 16 December 2007

Danny! DRAGON MOON is released on 1st Feb! I cannot wait! I love the cover too. My fav of the series. It kind of reflects the UK Cover for DRAGONKEEPER.

Carole, have you recieved your copies yet? When I got the hardback of GOTPD, I thought! WOW! This is beautiful. I like the gold casing. lol. I bet DRAGON MOON will be beautiful. The cover is amazing!

I cant wait to read it!

Posted by Carole on Sunday 16 December 2007

Ryan,
No I haven’t got my copies of the UK Dragon Moon yet. I’m looking forward to seeing it.

Posted by marvin on Monday 17 December 2007

Me too wooo lol

Posted by Connor on Tuesday 18 December 2007

Cool dragons I wouldn’t of thought dragons would be everywhere in NY

Posted by Mikaela on Sunday 23 December 2007

Wow, I would have loved to have been there to see the dragon in the last photo! It’s body looks so real. When I first looked at it it sort of made me think of Danzi, but hmm.. now that I look at it a bit more I’m thinking maybe not. The face is a bit long to how I’ve imagined Danzi and the mouth is a bit different.

Posted by Carole on Monday 24 December 2007

Mikaela
No that last dragon was a western dragon, one of the fire-breathing, nasty sort.

Posted by Carole on Monday 24 December 2007

Connor,
I’m always on the lookout for dragons!

Posted by Mikaela on Wednesday 2 January 2008

Oh ok. It’s still cool! :)

Posted by maddison conn on Sunday 6 January 2008

carole,
is the last picture of you and the dragon what you pictured Danzi to be like?
maddison
P.S I imagined a lighter green.

Posted by Olivia on Tuesday 8 January 2008

I liked the dragons

Posted by Carole on Tuesday 8 January 2008

Maddison,
No not really. The dragon in the picture isn’t a Chinese dragon. I also imagined him as a lighter green but with a more slender boy and one set of horns and the side whiskers that Chinese dragons always have.

Posted by maddison conn on Saturday 12 January 2008

oh!
I didn’t notice that.
maddison

Posted by sarah on Wednesday 16 January 2008

you never really described ping’s facial features, does she look like tiffany?

Posted by Carole on Sunday 20 January 2008

Sarah,
I guess I left it up to my readers to imagine what Ping looks like. In Dragonkeeper, I didn’t think that Ping would have had cubby cheeks like Tiffany did when she was younger. Ping didn’t get too much to eat.

Posted by sarah on Monday 21 January 2008

that’s true.hehe, tiffany also used a hairband in dragonkeeper, i don’t think they had ponytails back then…

Posted by sarah on Monday 21 January 2008

my bad, i think it was gotpd

Posted by Carole on Wednesday 23 January 2008

Sarah,
Actually I think it was Dragon Moon! They might have had ponytails, but definitely not elastic!

Posted by sarah on Wednesday 30 January 2008

hmm, not sure about slaves girls, but none of the the people on the chinese series and films i’ve watch had ponytails,they all had some jewelry.oh well, they were servants.

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