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Power of the Fire Dragon: A Branches Book (Dragon Masters #4) by Tracey West, Graham Howells
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This short edition of Power of the Fire Dragon follows Rori and Drake when a four-headed dragon attacks the castle. The description identifies the dark wizard Maldred as connected to the threat, leaving the young Dragon Masters to confront the danger. Tracey West and Graham Howells are credited for the work; Emily Ellet is listed as narrator. The listed runtime is 47 minutes.
Recommendation DNA i
Early ProfileAn early recommendation pattern that will become more precise as edition-matched evidence grows.
The DNA score and trait strengths summarize supported recommendation evidence—not popularity or customer ratings.
Evidence Confidence
Why this matters →- Core identity and work-level evidence are supported.
- Edition-specific performance evidence is limited.
- No narrator-specific consensus is available yet.
The work’s premise, credited creators, listed narrator, and runtime have support. The exact audiobook recording is not fully verified, and there are no reliable listener observations about Emily Ellet’s performance or the production.
Evidence Snapshot i
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Records are retained evidence items. Independent discussions are distinct reviews, forums, interviews, or conversations. Source networks are separate platforms or publication groups. Edition/narrator observations are tied to this recording or performer. Verified catalog sources support identity and edition details.
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Distinct reviews, forums, interviews, or conversations counted separately to reduce duplication.
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Separate platforms or publication groups represented in the evidence pool.
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Observations tied to this recording or narrator rather than only to the printed work.
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Sources supporting identity, edition, runtime, release, or publication details.
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High record volume does not automatically mean strong narration or listener consensus. Each module uses only the evidence relevant to that subject.
What It Feels Like to Listen
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The approximate time commitment for this edition and the kind of listening session it may suit. Current signal: 47 minutes.
Why it appears: Verified edition or series metadata.
What this means
This describes a supported aspect of the listening experience. Current signal: Dragon attack and magical threat.
Why it appears: A combination of accepted work-level evidence and independent listener observations relevant to this trait.
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This describes a supported aspect of the listening experience. Current signal: Unknown.
Why it appears: A combination of accepted work-level evidence and independent listener observations relevant to this trait.
What this means
The emotional and stylistic atmosphere suggested by supported descriptions and listener observations. Current signal: Common signals: dark..
Why it appears: A combination of accepted work-level evidence and independent listener observations relevant to this trait.
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How quickly the story appears to move and how much narrative momentum listeners may experience. Current signal: 3 independent source networks point….
Why it appears: A combination of accepted work-level evidence and independent listener observations relevant to this trait.
Data basis: supported signals selected from the saved evidence profile; confidence varies by trait.
What People Are Saying
How themes are identified
Reliable public material is limited to a work description and a broad Branches-line description. It supports the basic fantasy-adventure setup but does not provide enough title-specific listener response for broader conclusions.
Data basis: themes drawn from 26 independent discussions across 15 source networks.
Narration in Practice
Why this may be limited
Emily Ellet is identified for this edition, but there is not enough edition- or narrator-matched evidence to evaluate the performance consistently.
Data basis: 0 edition- or narrator-matched observations.
Is This Right for You?
You’ll probably enjoy this if…
- Young listeners interested in dragons and magical adventures.
- Families seeking a brief story for a car ride or listening break.
- Developing readers who may recognize the Branches chapter-book format.
It might not be the best fit if…
- Listeners seeking evidence of a particular narration style or elaborate sound production.
- Listeners wanting a calm, low-conflict story.
- Listeners looking for complex or adult-oriented fantasy.
Best listening context
- Short car rides
- Quiet-time listening
- Family reading or listening time
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Our Take
The premise is direct and action-centered: a dragon attack, a villainous wizard, and young heroes facing a problem close to home. Its short runtime makes it a practical choice for a quick listening session. Evidence is limited, however, and the available descriptions concern the work and the Branches line rather than this exact recording.
Early recommendation profile →Reasons to Press Play
- The 47-minute runtime is convenient for a short listening session.
- The premise offers familiar children’s-fantasy elements: dragons, a castle, young heroes, and a wizardly threat.
- The Branches association suggests an audience of newly independent readers.
Before You Listen
- Expect fantasy danger, including an attack and battle-related conflict.
- Do not choose it on the basis of presumed narration style; performance evidence is unavailable.
- The work-level description cannot confirm the pacing or production of this exact audiobook edition.
Edition Details
- Runtime
- 47 minutes
- Release date
- 2020-06-02
Why You Can Trust This Recommendation
- Identity and edition signals are checked separately
- Independent discussions and networks are counted distinctly
- Narration claims require edition- or narrator-specific support
- Unknown information is not displayed as a zero score
FAQ
What is Power of the Fire Dragon about?
The description follows Rori and Drake after a four-headed dragon attacks the castle. Maldred, a dark wizard, appears to be controlling the dragon, and the young heroes must face the threat.
How long is the audiobook?
The listed runtime is 47 minutes.
Who is listed as the narrator?
Emily Ellet is listed as narrator, although the exact audio recording has not been fully verified.
Is this likely to suit young listeners?
The work is part of the Branches line, which is positioned for newly independent readers. Its premise also includes a dragon attack and a dark-wizard threat, so it may not suit listeners who prefer low-conflict stories.
What is known about the narration?
Only the listed narrator is supported. There are no reliable observations about delivery, character voices, or production quality for this edition.
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