Voyage of Silvermight

We first met local authors at school, and were impressed. After reading all there books and especially Voyage to Silvermight, we can't wait for the next one. Voyage to Silvermight is a great story of friends on a quest. The Dragonsbane Horn is broken in 4 pieces they need to find them. Not an easy thing. The four children have to face many dangers. Its funny, scary, and exciting the kids did not want to stop reading it. Can't wait for the next book in the trilogy!!!!!!! Thanks

Knightscares: Voyage To Silvermight is the first volume in The Dragonsbane Horn Trilogy. A fantastic novel intended for young adults ages 8 and up, Knightscares revolves around the quest for the a legendary artifact, and the one thing Dragons fear - the Dragonsbane Horn, broken into four pieces and lost across the world. The horn's power calls to fiend and hero alike, and a desperate struggle to reclaim it ensues in this magical, immersive story.

My son and I have read almost all of the "Knightscares" books. This is our favorite one so far. It has very imaginitive places, creatures and characters. There is a lesson to learn in each of the "Knightscares" books. In this particular book it is about greed and choices to be made when it rears it's ugly head. But most important, it teaches that there is a hero within us all. We may not know or see it but it is there and we only need to believe in ourselves. The authors have done a marvelous job of incorporating definitions of some of the larger or more descriptive words. Often times when I am reading to my son he will ask what a word means and I stumble with a reply or example. David and Charles have found a way for kids to read and understand larger and more distinct words. Kaleb and I can't wait to read the next book in this trilogy. Will the characters be the same or will we meet new ones? Perhaps we will read about some of our favorite ones from books past. What type of villians will they have to out-wit to escape from harms way? Thank goodness it's summer vacation so that a little thing like "bedtime" won't slow us down from reading "what REAL hero's read"!