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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This book kept me giggling and curious for more. With a full combination of Dumbledore and Gandolf, with Jesus and God the Father, as well as the Fellowship of the Ring, and flashes of the Shadow of Evil plot in mind... this book is a wonderful original that is reminiscent of many wonderful things that takes you to no place like you have ever been. Kale is a simple o'rant girl who does not think too highly of herself. This is a story where Paladin comes to her in ways unimagined and shows her what she is made of, whether it is more or less than what she thought you'll have to read it and see. This book is a great adventure, literally for all ages! (  ) cherryblossommj | Dec 14, 2009 |  This book kept me giggling and curious for more. With a full combination of Dumbledore and Gandolf, with Jesus and God the Father, as well as the Fellowship of the Ring, and flashes of the Shadow of Evil plot in mind... this book is a wonderful original that is reminiscent of many wonderful things that takes you to no place like you have ever been. Kale is a simple o'rant girl who does not think too highly of herself. This is a story where Paladin comes to her in ways unimagined and shows her what she is made of, whether it is more or less than what she thought you'll have to read it and see. This book is a great adventure, literally for all ages! ( ) cherryblossommj | Dec 14, 2009 | A young O'rant slave girl named Kale, finds some dragon meech eggs. She is then thrown into a world of great adventure. The story is very interesting and has a good positive message. I'm not fond of the main character's constant question of everything single thing. Sometimes people answer her questions and she still goes on about things. I do love many of the other characters though. I also wish that the races were described in more detail. Many were described by just using their heights. (  ) kohaku.moon | Aug 19, 2009 | DragonSpell (Dragon Keepers Chronicles, Book 1) by Donita K. Paul (2004)  cdp02005 | Aug 3, 2009 | cute, loved it, quick read ( ) vegaheim | Mar 24, 2008 |  no reviews | add a review
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