Fans of mythical creatures and fantasy novels will enjoy soaring through the pages of author Tui T. Sutherland's New York Times best-selling book series, Wings of Fire.
"My 11-year-old has been enthralled by this fantasy fiction series since the very first book," says Christie Burnett, a teacher and mom of two.
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The internationally accalimed middle grade Wings of Fire series follows the tales of seven dragon tribes who have been at war for generations over an ancient treasure. The battles, prophecies, and friendships are told from the point of view of different young dragons with humanlike traits and emotions — making them incredibly relatable to young readers. The series has captured the hearts of readers around the world, and it's only continued to grow.
For instance, in Wings of Fire #16: The Hybrid Prince, youngest sibling Umber finds himself in a new role: protector. While living at the Court of Refuge, he'll have to decide what he cares about... and whether he can be the hero the dragons need.