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Ages 9+1-min guideFantasyAdventure

Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy

by Tui T. Sutherland
Read togetherLoved by kids 9 and up, but check the violence. Hugely popular dragon fantasy. There’s a lot of fighting and death, including arena battles.
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What it’s about

Five young dragons have been raised in a cave to fulfill a prophecy that will end a war between dragon tribes. When they escape, they’re captured by a cruel queen.

The ending

What might come up

ViolenceA lotDragons fight to the death in an arena, with some gory moments.
Death and lossA lotSeveral characters die.
Scary momentsSomeCaptivity and cruel adults.
Mean adultsSomeThe guardians and the queen treat the dragonets harshly.
LanguageNone
RomanceNone

Why kids like it

Five dragons from different tribes, each with a special power.

Free printable quiz

  1. 1
    Who is the main character of the first book?
  2. 2
    What tribe is Glory from?
  3. 3
    Who is Tsunami?
  4. 4
    Who is the cruel queen?
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Quick answers

Most kids can read it on their own from about age 9. As a read-aloud, it works from about age 8.