A review by nevermoregothic
Book Two: Sky, by Aaron Ehasz, Melanie McGanney Ehasz
4.0
The Dragon Prince novellisations offer further insight into events and lives/thoughts of characters that are difficult to show within the series. Because of this they give the reader a deeper sense of fondness for the characters.
Though the books are canon there are some minor contradictions and discrepencies but rarely are the changes significant.
It's fascinating to be able to see characters such as Viren and Runaan through their own eyes and through the eyes of their children. Occassionally getting the narrative through the eyes of animal characters such as Zym and Bait is also fun as it gives the reader a better understanding of what Ezran knows about them.
A great read for any Dragon Prince fan that wants a deeper understanding of the lore and story.
Though the books are canon there are some minor contradictions and discrepencies but rarely are the changes significant.
It's fascinating to be able to see characters such as Viren and Runaan through their own eyes and through the eyes of their children. Occassionally getting the narrative through the eyes of animal characters such as Zym and Bait is also fun as it gives the reader a better understanding of what Ezran knows about them.
A great read for any Dragon Prince fan that wants a deeper understanding of the lore and story.