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LastDodo number
3231671
Area
Books
Title
Ogen van de draak
subtitle
Literary collection
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Series / hero
Translator
Illustrator
Year
2008
Print Run
Reprint
Type of book
Number of pages
315
Number produced
Dimensions
14.0 x 21.5 cm
ISBN10
ISBN13
978-90-245-2934-6
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Description The sons of the old king of Delain are rivals. Crown Prince Peter is brilliant and handsome, while Thomas is slow and clumsy and has the looks of their short, stocky father. And although he tries hard, he never gets a kind word from his father. Thomas' only friend is the court wizard. The pale and gloomy Flagg takes Thomas under his wing, but not out of selflessness. Because Flagg wants to seize power in Delain. And Thomas is a useful tool. Slowly but surely, the evil wizard is stirring up Thomas' resentment against his smarter, handsome brother so that he can better manipulate the good guy after his dark plan is carried out ... The dragon's eyes plays an important role in King's oeuvre. His famous Dark Tower cycle is mainly about Roland the Sharpshooter, but this book sheds new light on Roland's enemy, the sinister Randall Flagg. Review (s) NBD | Biblion Review The kingdom of Delain is ruled by Roland, a king who knows more about hunting and drinking than ruling. Behind the scenes, the dark wizard Flagg reigns. Roland has two sons, Peter and Thomas. From a young age, Peter Flaggs sees through dark intentions. Flagg arranges for the prince to be accused of patricide and imprisoned for life in De Naald. The weak Thomas, who knows Flagg is the murderer, becomes king. But Peter has good friends and Thomas is not as bad as one might think. Stephen King is a best-selling author who has written an impressive number of horror novels. With 'Eyes of the Dragon' he delivers a classic fantasy novel. King clearly enjoys it: the characters are warm and lifelike and the reader is often addressed personally. Pocket edition. (NBD | Biblion review, B. van Laerhoven) 11th edition

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