Horrible Harry and the Dragon War (Horrible Harry, #14)

by Suzy Kline

Other authorsFrank Remkiewicz (Illustrator)
Paperback, 2003

Status

Available

Call number

J3E.Kli

Publication

Scholastic, Inc.

Pages

50

Description

Working on a dragon project in Room 3B leads to a war between two good friends--Harry and Song Lee.

Collection

Barcode

5177

Language

Original language

English

Physical description

50 p.; 7.6 inches

ISBN

0439562155 / 9780439562157

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Lexile

660L

User reviews

LibraryThing member sharmon05
This book is an excellent example of realistic fiction, because the characters and plot are very believable. Readers could also relate to the characters and the story. The book also contains good characterization. For example, Harry is a dynamic character. In the beginning of the story he was to
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prideful to say he was wrong. However, at the en of the story he changed his ways and realized his error.
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LibraryThing member cmiller05
This book is a great example of realistic fiction, as cultural misunderstandings and hurt feelings happen all the time when different cultures don't understand each other. When this happens, feelings are hurt on both sides when sides are not open to understanding each other. The action and conflict
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of the plot pulls kids into the drama of the story.
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LibraryThing member finnyann126
Genre: Realistic Ficiton

Review: This is a great realistic fiction book. It is set in a classroom in which Harry and Soon Lee get in an argument that is probably not uncommon in most classrooms. They find a way to solve it and it is a great book that younger students can relate to.
LibraryThing member rwheeler08
Genre: Realistic Fiction

Critique of Genre: This is an excellent example of realistic fiction because it talks about two friends who are working on the same dragon project but get into a fight regarding the characteristics of their dragons. The incident described is something that certainly could
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happen in real life, especially in a third grade class.

Age: Primary, Intermediate

Critique of Point of View: (See star rating above)
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LibraryThing member Cheryl_in_CC_NV
I do enjoy this series.  Though the word 'sweet' is applicable, it's not too saccharine - there are references to snot and fights, too.  It is aimed squarely at 3rd grade, and would probably not appeal much beyond that.

Rating

(15 ratings; 4.1)

Call number

J3E.Kli
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