The Dragon's Eye — Content Guide for Parents
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- ViolenceSupporting
- Scary contentBrief
- ClimateBrief
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- Religion
- Race & culture
- Profanity
- Sexual content
- Gender roles
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Religion
PRESENTContains references to prayer and church attendance. A minister character plays a supporting role in two chapters.
About this book
Adventure! Villains! And dragons, dragons, dragons! Brought to us by the creators of the runaway NEW YORK TIMES bestsellers DRAGONOLOGY and THE DRAGONOLOGY HANDBOOK, the Dragonology Chronicles are a series of dragon adventures told by one of Dr. Drake's young students. In Volume 1 of the Chronicles, THE DRAGON'S EYE, Daniel Cook and his sister, Beatrice, spend the summer with their parents' eccentric former tutor, Dr. Ernest Drake. Not only do Daniel and Beatrice begin to study dragonology, but they are also soon caught up in the race to find the stolen Dragon's Eye jewel - which has the power to reflect the true Dragon Master - before it is stolen by evil dragonologist Ignatius Crook. The two must work with Dr. Drake — as well as many friendly dragons — to foil Ignatius and recover the Dragon's Eye.
Frequently asked questions
Is The Dragon's Eye appropriate for a 7-year-old?
The children are repeatedly ambushed, captured and threatened by the villain Ignatius Crook and his ally while chasing the jewel. There are tense moments with villains and dangerous dragons, such as a dragon flying at the narrator with claws out, in an adventure that one reviewer calls light-hearted.
Does The Dragon's Eye have violence?
Found (Supporting): The children are repeatedly ambushed, captured and threatened by the villain Ignatius Crook and his ally while chasing the jewel.
Does The Dragon's Eye have scary content?
Found (Brief): There are tense moments with villains and dangerous dragons, such as a dragon flying at the narrator with claws out, in an adventure that one reviewer calls light-hearted.
Does The Dragon's Eye have religion?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does The Dragon's Eye have race & culture?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does The Dragon's Eye have profanity?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does The Dragon's Eye have climate?
Found (Brief): A review describes an allegory about protecting endangered animals, in which the made-up dragons are the animals; it is not about climate change.
Does The Dragon's Eye have sexual content?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does The Dragon's Eye have gender roles?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does The Dragon's Eye have gender & orientation?
Not found in the sources we checked.
