Dragon School: Episodes 1-5

By: Sarah K. L. Wilson

Narrated by: Jigisha Patel

Length: 11 hrs and 33 mins

Publisher's summary

A disabled teen, an empathetic dragon, and a bond that will save the world.

Sixteen-year-old Amel arrived at Dragon School just like everyone else - with a dream to ride dragons and join the Dominion Dragon Riders.

But Amel has a crippled leg, and Dragon School training is grueling. Before she can even become an initiate, she must complete her first flight on a dragon.

Can Amel survive First Flight and become a Dragon School initiate, or will her dreams dash on the rocks below?

This audiobook contains episodes 1-5 of Dragon School:

1. Dragon School: First Flight
2. Dragon School: Initiate
3. Dragon School: The Dark Prince
4. Dragon School: The Ruby Isles
5. Dragon School: Sworn

©2018 Sarah K. L. Wilson (P)2019 Sarah K. L. Wilson

poor reader

story line is good but writing very simple. Performance almost ruins the book. reader mispronounces words, no versatility of voices, Grown male has more high pitched voice than the girl.

Great read mirrors present attitudes about crippled! Great fantasy as Wei,

Love and enjoyed the storyline and the characters!lots of adventure and twists to the plot, very realistic diillemas !

binge worthy

epic struggle of good and evil nearly on par with Lord of the rings but for young adult

Love, love, love!

I was sad when I finished these episodes because it ended, on a cliffhanger no less! The characters were well developed. The plot line was engrossing. And like Amon (spelling is so hard when you only listened), I wavered between trusting a character and then being disappointed. She trusts her dragon, who basically chose her rather than her choosing him. Everything is harder for her because she has a crippled leg. Being handicapped is a social stigma but she perseveres. The story drew me in so much. I admired her. Definitely a must read!

The male narration is comical, the story is forced.

You absolutely cannot imagine a guy as a looker if he has a high squeaky voice.

The main character has a dead leg, Im halfway through Book 1 and still don't know how it was hurt. She complains about her leg all the time, it's the main focus of the story. It feels forced so it can stand out as a book with a disabled female protagonist. "I can't do this, I can't do that. My leg, my leg." Then why did you want to be a dragon rider? You didn't think heights would be involved. It seems like she wanted to fly a dragon and paid zero attention to the job description. I want to be a bodybuilder without having to build up my body.

The narration was flat with little emotion to spice it up.

The narrator did not put much inflection in her voice so the story plodded along.

A New Type of Heroine

I absolutely loved listening to this book . Amel has a disability and has to work harder than everyone else to achieve her dream . It truly touched my heart hearing how she had to wake up so much earlier than everyone else in order to be on time . The bond between Amel and her Dragon is beautiful .

not your regular main character.

I found it interesting. The main character has disabilities that she lives with and goes forward with her wants. good read.

story is really good

narrator was the weakest part but not nearly as bad as the reviews say. just hard to tell who's talking sometimes

Narration killed the story

It was a decent plot line, some gaps, but it would have been better if I just read it myself. The narrator was woefully lacking in style and tone. Very hard to follow who was speaking.