The Eyes of the Dragon

After reading the incredible “The Eyes of the Dragon”, I was excited to read this novel.

And finally, after two months and me reading all of the books in the elementary library that I found interesting (I was reading like 3 goosebump sized books a day) I was given permission to check out books out of the high school library. And after spending way too long browsing I finally settled on The Eyes of the Dragon. It was my first big boy book you could say. When bad things happen to good people. I was floored. And hooked. 5/5 for me as well.

The Eyes of the Dragon is one of my absolute favorite Stephen King books, 2nd only to The Talisman for me.

I give “The Eyes of the Dragon” by Stephen King a 5/5 for its magnificent story and King's take on an epic medieval fantasy, which further explains Flagg’s backstory. This was an entertaining read, and even though it wasn’t true horror, it didn’t take anything away from another incredible book that showed King's versatility and strengths as a powerful storyteller.

Okay my number one pick that's pretty close is *The Eyes of the Dragon* which is by Stephen King but is not at all his usual fair. It's light-hearted adventure in a fantasy world with a stolen throne and an imprisoned prince. It's short and a delightful read.

Stephen King's The Eyes of the Dragon. Underrated honestly.

The only book I haven’t read from that period is The Eyes of the Dragon, but people on the King subreddit mostly love it.

Other than Wizard and Glass, The Eyes of the Dragon was the best of the bunch. Just a perfect fantasy bedtime story. ... BUT! The Eyes of the Dragon is damn near perfect. It’s fully realized from stem to stern.