Pendragon Series

Google Book search, Does not have the full book of pendragon books. At fiirst I started reading it and it said only two pages are not included and that didn't bother me that much until it said Pages 75 through 137 are not included in this preview. Just keep this in mind before you get excited you can read books online for free. If you ask me I knew it was to good to be true

No, Mark Diamond did not get to go on his own adventure in the Pendragon series. Instead, the main character, Bobby Pendragon, goes on the adventure to save Halla. Mark's role is to support Bobby and help him throughout his journey.

Book:

1) The Merchant of Death

2) The Lost City of Faar

3)The Never War

4)The Reality Bug

5)Black Water

6)The Rivers of Zadaa

7)The Quillan Games

8)The Pilgrims of Rayne

9)Raven Rise

10)The Soldiers of Halla

wow that's alot of catch-up

um...well..that's alot so I'll give you the website for The Pendragon series

www.thependragonadventure.com

that should just about summarize all you need to know

Pendragon meets his family in the book "The Rivers of Zadaa" which is the sixth book in the Pendragon series by D.J. MacHale. In this book, Bobby Pendragon travels to the territory of Zadaa and reunites with his family members, who play a significant role in the story's plot.

Yes, there are plans to adapt the Pendragon book series by D.J. MacHale into movies. Walt Disney Pictures acquired the film rights and is currently in the process of developing the project.

The known territories in the Pendragon series are Halla, Cloral, Denduron, First Earth (also known as the Earth we live on), Veelox, Eelong, Zadaa, and Quillan. Each territory has its own unique characteristics and challenges that the main character, Bobby Pendragon, must navigate.

Press is his first name. (strange name,I know) His full name is Press Tilton.

Over 20 million copies of the Pendragon series have been sold worldwide.

Robert "Bobby" Pendragon was a fairly average fourteen year old boy living in the fictional suburb of Stony Brook, Connecticut. Except for the fact that he is a Traveler that the destiny of the universe rests on his- and other Travelers- shoulders, he must save "Halla" (which, according to his uncle, is every time, place and thing that ever has, or ever will, exist) from Saint Dane. Saint Dane is an evil demon who wants nothing more than to plunge each territory into chaos and will stop at nothing to bring Pendragon down. Bobby pendragon is the main characture in the series "Pendragon".

Some popular characters in the Goosebumps series by R.L. Stine include main protagonist like 14-year-old twins, Lindy and Kris Powell, and recurring characters like Slappy the Dummy, a ventriloquist dummy who comes to life. Other characters vary from book to book, ranging from protagonists facing supernatural creatures to friends and family members.

Denduron is the first territory that Bobby Pendragon encounters in his adventures throughout the series. It is where he travels to in the first book, The Merchant of Death. The territory is itself reminiscent of the medieval era on Earth, yet with one tribe dominating another for economic purposes.

Denduron, Cloral, First Earth, Second Earth, Third

Earth, Veelox, Eelong, Zadaa, Quillian, and Ibara.

In the Pendragon series, Saint Dane is defeated in the tenth book. Bobby goes to Saint Dane's side of Halla (in this cause, dark Solara) and fights Saint Dane. Saint Dane continues losing his power ang gets weak giving the possibility for Bobby to kill him.

Yes he is! I do not know when that is what I am trying to figure out! :)

At the end of The Lost City of Faar, yes. However, in The Soldiers of Halla, it is revealed that...(spoiler alert...)

he is alive, as he is a spirit from Solara and will live eternally.

Mark is described as a nerdy teenager with glasses and that his hair is always overgrown.

Courtney is described as being very pretty with long brown hair, freckles, and gray eyes.

"Black Water" was written by Joyce Carol Oates. It is a novel inspired by the true events of the Chappaquiddick incident involving Senator Edward Kennedy.

at first he can only heal fast and bring people back from the dead, but then in soldiers of halla he can travel from world to world without the flumes, and he can shape-shift.

Yes, Loor dies in "The Pilgrims of Rayne," the eighth book in the Pendragon series. She sacrifices herself to save Bobby and the travelers from the clairvoyant fish. Her death is a significant moment in the series.

Pen as in i write with a pen and dragon as in like fire breathing dragon.

Yes

To go around, fluming through time and space, preventing the territories from falling into chaos.

Sounds mysterious, huh? You'll have to read the books to understand what I'm talking about!