But I did not like it enough to try out the rest in the series. The author did a brilliant job in pulling this off.
It is written as Hiccup’s memoir on how to become a Hero the Hard Way, and in third person. But since How to Train Your Dragon is my absolute favorite animated film, I decided to finish it, and when I was done, I was glad I did. Meaning that it appeals to younger readers of Elementary age (it appealed quite successfully to my ten-year-old brother he could not put it down), and even though it was written in a brilliantly funny style, there was, well, language that is not often appropriate. I decided to give it a try and write up a post comparing and contrasting the book and movie. It is the first in a series of at least ten books. But how many of you have read the book How to Train Your Dragon by Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III, translated from the old Norse by Cressida Cowell? Yeah, I didn’t know it was a book either until a while ago, when I saw it on display at Barnes and Noble. I’m sure most of you have seen the How to Train Your Dragon movies.
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