Howl of the Wind Dragon: A Branches Book (Dragon Masters #20) (20)

This book is just as good as the rest of the series, but perfectly written so that someone can skip around the series and not feel completely lost. The author does a great job recapping the characters in each book. The entire series is a must read for and dragon-lover or those early readers who enjoy fantasy/adventure. Our 7 year old loves these books, and it keeps mom interested too!

My son has been enjoying reading this series. We like the drawings and the series. Good read. Good easy chapter books

My son is reading at an advanced 1st grade / 2nd grade level and he managed to read this book in a day. He loves the characters and thr storyline. He binged the whole series all 24 books in less then a month. If you have a beginning chapter book reader I highly recommend the series. He couldn't help but put his tech and toys down and read every chance he got.

Dislike or like: I liked when Astrid was turned to stone and was finally defeatedRecommending: I recommend this book to my friend Gabe he loves dragons and battlesRating: I gave it a 5 out of 5 because it was the final book of the 3 special dragons and the ending was great when the flower dragon as just sitting on frames shoulder it was a great way to start the new book

West does it again. Another great book in the Dragon Masters series! Everything you've come to expect and it nicely wraps up the books 18-20 trilogy (and the longer story arc preceding book 18.)(Spoiler ahead) My daughter, age 6, says "Don't be scared of Astrid hurting anyone because everyone is safe at the end."

My son read all 20 of these books within a month and a half. He is rereading them right now while waiting on the next book to come out. The writing is a little young for him and below his reading level but he loved reading them. If that gets him to read, I'll let him read them all he wants. The stories seem interesting and he talks about them. It's a great series for young readers.

My son is obsessed with the series. He has read it three times at this point.The books are well written, perfect for the average 3-5th grader.There character development is fantastic, the story line well planned out and all books tie to the previous ones seamlessly.

Wow, by the title, you can barely tell what happens.Hello, I am an 8 year old reading and reviewing this book. For each star, I have a reason I gave it that star.★ #1: The book includes a new setting and tons of new people. It gives new points of view, problems, and solutions.★ #2: The people stop Astrid, but there is STILL a cliffhanger.★ #3: There is a new evil person inside the book, making a new person to defeat. To be honest, the solution is good, but I won’t give it away yet…★ #4: Mina and Caspar were turned back from stone figures. I’m glad, because if they hadn’t been, I would’ve gotten more worried.★ #5: Read the title, then read the book. By the title you can barely tell what will happen.It’s a great book :D

Grandson enjoys reading these book.

My daughter cant wait for the next one to come out ... quite literately .. she is asking once a wee at least.

Kids love the entire series and asked for this to complete their collection. Reread several times already, so definitely worth the money

The dragon masters books are what helped my son transition from picture books to chapter books. We received book 1 as a gift and ended up getting the whole series. We pre-ordered book 20, it arrived last night, and my son woke early this morning asking me to read it to him. We got through the whole book in one sitting!Looking forward to #21!

These books are amazing. They are easy to read and really fun. I have been reading the whole series to my 6 year old child and they love it so much. I don’t mind reading it either. The stories are really great for all kids. Both boys and girls are depicted as strong and capable.