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

from mykl-s

The characters in these, maybe YA novels, were more interesting than the heavies in the dragon riders series.

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...