#DragonDay Recap: Your favorite dragons
Yesterday was all about dragons as we reviewed Scorched by Mari Mancusi and Cuyler shared his top 5 dragon reads. So I put the call out to twitter, “who are your favorite dragons?” They could be from books, movies, and more. Here are some of the responses that we got.
@TLT16 We read Dealing with Dragons as a book club = lots of fun! #dragonday
— Otis Library (@otis_library) September 12, 2013
@TLT16 Just read SCORCHED by @marimancusi and loved it. The added cover feature of dragon scales on the hardcover is awesome! #dragonday
— Jennifer Rummel (@yabooknerd) September 12, 2013
@TLT16 Smrgol from Flight of Dragons. Because he fought the Ogre of Gormley Keep!! #DragonDay pic.twitter.com/Ar4iGWDBsI
— Mindy McGinnis (@MindyMcGinnis) September 12, 2013
@TLT16 Been a long time since I read it, but I still have memories of Dragonsong by Anne McCaffrey (& other Pern books). #DragonDay
— Colleen Ruttan (@colleenruttan) September 12, 2013
@tlt16 Flemeth from Dragon Age (video game) – never underestimate the lady who laughs about possibly being killed. #dragonday
— Lexie (@PRationality) September 12, 2013
It’s #dragonday! Who’s your favorite dragon? I love Mnementh and Ramoth from Anne McCaffrey’s Pern series! @sourcebooksfire @tlt16
— Mari Mancusi (@marimancusi) September 12, 2013
More #DragonDay fun:
Top 10 Dragons in Gaming
10 Best Dragons Ever Filmed
10 Most Badass Dragons Ever
10 of the Best Dragons in Literature
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About Karen Jensen, MLS
Karen Jensen has been a Teen Services Librarian for almost 30 years. She created TLT in 2011 and is the co-editor of The Whole Library Handbook: Teen Services with Heather Booth (ALA Editions, 2014).
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