#dragon codecies

Red Dragon Codex by R.D. Henham (Dragon Codex Series #1)

Dear Reader,

In my cozy library alcove, I never realized the peril that could befall a traveler in the mountains- or even a quiet villager, minding her own business. Then I read Sindri Suncatcher’s A Practical Guide to Dragons and I just had to find out more about dragonkind, 

In my research, I discovered this true tale of an evil red dragon who plots revenge, kidnaps a seer, and sets a young boy named Mudd on a rescue mission. I hope you find as much thrilling enjoyment from it as I did. 

Silver Dragon Codex by R.D. Henham (Dragon Codex Series #6)

Dear Reader, 

What would you do if you discovered you might be a dragon? When a wizard arrives at Worver’s Celestial Circus of Light and accuses Belen of being a dangerous silver who destroyed a nearby village, Belen is sure the wizard is wrong. True, she has no memory of her life before joining the circus, but could she really be a dragon in human disguise? With high-flying acrobat Jace, Belen journeys to the village and stumbles upon a mystery that tests their strength and their friendship. Can a dragon-sized secret come between best friends? You must read to find out!

Black Dragon Codex by R.D. Henham (Dragon Codex Series #3)

Dear Reader, 

Even thieves and liars can do good in this world- and sometimes evil dragons can become allies. My new friend Satia figured that out the hard way. Snatched from the street by a young black dragon, young thief Satia lies to the dragon and convinces him to spare her. After all, black dragons love to bargain. But will her lies and the dragon’s evil nature bring them to their doom? In another thrilling installment from my notes on the life of the everydragon, I will spin a tale that you may  not believe yourself. 

Ooooh! Those books are fabulous; some of the first major chapter books I started reading. If you’re interested in fantasy/dragon books, I’ve got a great list!

First off, the Dragon Codex books by R.D. Henham are fantastic! They are based around the dragons from D&D. My personal favorite is The Black Dragon Codex.

Second, if you’re interested in a more child-esque book I really love the My Father’s Dragon trilogy by Ruth Stiles Gannett. They’re short books, but the story is really cute and fun.

Thirdly, the Wings of Fire series by Tui T. Sutherland is really good! If you liked the Warrior Cats books or Guardians of Ga’Hoole, you’ll be interested in this. It follows 5 dragons who have to fulfill a prophecy. 

Fourthly, and lastly, for now, is the Enchanted Forest series by Patricia C. Wrede. The first book, Dealing with Dragons, is one of my favorite books! It’s about a rebellious princess who runs away to live with dragons. LOVE THIS.