Comments on: Dragon DelaSangre

By: kevin

kevin — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 05:16:19 +0000

i too have read the whole series over and over again i think they are excellent books and wish Mr. troop would write some more. but in terms of the dragons not acting or caring for literature, i believe thats kinda of the point. peter delasangre is an antihero, exactly like kratos in the god of war games.

By: Victoria H

Victoria H — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 05:41:47 +0000

I have read the entire DelaSangre series and I agree with Natalie that if you expect them to think and behave like humans, you will be disappointed. I loved the series and hope there is another one. I love the way Alan brings the dragons to life and their adventures. I would love to be a dragon such as Peter or his beloved wives. I am sure our cats and dogs look at us as creatures to be chased and watched and captured if possible.
Just enjoy the books and the terrific writing and story lines.

By: Natalie S.

Natalie S. — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 23:31:17 +0000

I have read the whole DelaSangre series and I am very fond of it. Sure the dragons don’t care for art or literature or people, that’s because they are DRAGONS. You have to realize that just because they meld into the human world doesn’t mean they’re human. Troops dragons have intelligecne but in a way are the same as other animals, do you see animals appreciating works of art? Well no because they’re animals. Peter is a dragon, not a human, but he does have some intrest in human things, for instance he likes to watch human movies, read and he sends his children to school. My only problem with this series is that Peter can do anything with his money, he’s to rich. It’s far to easy for him to forge papers and do just about anything. In the book Peters father is angry at him for admiring humans “like admiring cattle” is how he put it. You have to remember that the main characters in this book aren’t human, if you expect them to act like humans you will be dissapointed.