Harper Hall of Pern: Dragondrums (Series #3) (Paperback)

from LisaMaria_C

This is the last book in The Harper Hall Trilogy and is quite different than the first two. The first two books were focused on Menolly, a very musically talented girl from a fisher family whose wildest dream is fulfilled when she comes to Harper Hall to be trained as a Harper. (Think mix of bard...

from RRHowell

Because this book focuses on Piemur instead of Menolly, it doesn't quite feel like the third book in a trilogy, though it does contain many characters in common with the first two books. On its own, it is not bad, it's just not on a par with the first two of the trilogy which are among the finest...

from fuzzi

I like this third book in the Harper Hall trilogy, a lot, though not as much as its predecessor, Dragonsinger. Still, it's a "ripping good yarn", from the perspective of Piemur, the apprentice who is always getting into trouble. How he adjusts to a change in his position and status at Fort Hold i...

from Zommbie1

As a teenager I was not as fond of this book as the other two. I think most of my problem lay in the fact that I wanted more Menolly. She was like me. And all I got was this stupid boy. As I have grown older I have come to appreciate this book more (although I still want more Menolly). The book l...

from Nikkles

The harper Hall Trilogy is my favorite set by McCaffrey and interestingly the first books I read by her. I love dragons and there for dragon stories, particularly ones were dragons are not mindless monsters of destruction, so it would be odd for me not to like these books. The story is very origi...