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La Historia de Owen

Esta serie sumerge a los lectores en una Norteamérica alternativa donde las criaturas míticas chocan con la vida moderna. Un adolescente a regañadientes descubre un destino que nunca esperó: convertirse en un matadragones. Junto a una amiga leal que narra sus hazañas, se embarca en una peligrosa búsqueda. Deben defender a su comunidad de dragones con un apetito insaciable por los combustibles fósiles, luchando contra amenazas ancestrales en un mundo contemporáneo.

Prairie Fire
The Story of Owen

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  1. 1

    The Story of Owen

    • 320 páginas
    • 12 horas de lectura

    Dragons. In modern day North America. How can sixteen-year-old Owen fight back when he can barely pass algebra? It takes a village to train a dragon slayer, and Owen needs all the help he can get. Owen is destined by birth to carry on his family's legacy as a noble dragon slayer. Siobhan, his classmate and new friend, agrees to be Owen's bard, slated to tell his stories for posterity. Together they embark on an epic quest to protect their rural Canadian town from dragons who hunger for fossil fuels. For in this wildly creative alternate version of our world, dragons feed on carbon emissions, and they'll take down any human who stands in their way. Owen and Siobhan have homework to do, instruments to practice, and college to think of, but their most important job is to keep the residents of Trondheim, Ontario, from getting caught in the dragons' cross fire. Literally. Fans of M.T. Anderson and readers who love contemporary fantasy, alternate history, and old Norse ballads will devour this clever, award-winning tale of friendship and adventure. Los Angeles Times Book Prize Finalist Kirkus Prize for Young People's Literature Finalist Kirkus Reviews Best Teen Book of the Year Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year William C. Morris Debut Award Finalist YALSA Top Ten Best Fiction for Young Adults

    The Story of Owen
  2. 2

    Prairie Fire

    • 304 páginas
    • 11 horas de lectura

    Dragons terrorize modern day North America in this brilliant follow-up to the critically acclaimed Story of Owen. Seventeen-year-old dragon slayer Owen and his bard, Siobhan, are set to join the Oil Watch, the international organization charged with protecting the world from the vicious, carbon emission-eating creatures. Owen is destined by birth to carry on his family's heroic legacy, but what makes him different is that he doesn't enlist alone. His two closest friends stand with him shoulder to shoulder. Steeled by success and hope, the three are confident in their plan. Still, try as they might, Owen and his friends may not make it. Not all the way. Not all together. Readers who love alternate history will devour this quirky, clever tale of friendship, sacrifice, and adventure.

    Prairie Fire