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The Dragonet Prophecy
Raised under a mountain with four other dragonets, Clay doubts the prophecy that says they will end a war. When one of the five is threatened, they have to decide whether to stay hidden or try to shape that future themselves. This first graphic novel introduces the friends and the problem that holds the first arc together.
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The Lost Heir
Tsunami leads the group underwater to the SeaWing kingdom. Her mother, Queen Coral, welcomes her, but someone has been targeting royal heirs. Read this second for the first look inside a dragon court and for a mystery that puts the dragonets’ search for a refuge in doubt.
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The Hidden Kingdom
Glory takes the lead when the dragonets reach the RainWing rainforest and learn that members of her tribe have gone missing. The third book gives the group a problem that their prophecy alone can’t solve. Read it for a change of terrain and for the dragonet who has had the most reason to doubt her assigned place in the group.
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The Dark Secret
Starflight is taken by the NightWings and sees the home his tribe has kept hidden. Read this fourth for the answers to questions the earlier books are gradually setting up about the NightWings, their alliances, and where they live. It’s the stretch of the arc in which knowing who to trust matters as much as getting away.
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The Brightest Night
Book 5 closes the Dragonet Prophecy arc from Sunny’s point of view. A revelation has made her question the prophecy she used to take seriously, and she follows her own ideas into the SandWing desert. Read it before Moon Rising, which starts a different arc with a new set of students.
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Moon Rising
Book 6 starts the Jade Mountain arc. At the academy, Moonwatcher has to sit in a room full of dragons while hearing thoughts nobody knows she can hear. When others start getting hurt, the secret becomes harder to keep. Pick this as the next starting point after the first arc if a school mystery appeals to you.
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Winter Turning
Winter leaves Jade Mountain to find his sister Icicle, and Moon, Qibli, and Kinkajou refuse to let him go alone. Read this seventh to see what the academy friendships mean outside school and why asking for help is especially difficult for a dragon from the IceWing royal family.
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Escaping Peril
Peril leaves Jade Mountain to find Queen Scarlet, the ruler who once used Peril’s firescales in the arena. Turtle comes along, and Peril has to negotiate having a companion she could hurt by accident. Read this eighth, then take the optional Darkstalker detour before returning to the numbered story.
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Darkstalker
Optional Legends prequel. Jake Parker illustrates the story of Darkstalker, the young seer Clearsight, and the SeaWing prince Fathom. The events happen long before the numbered books, but reading it here gives you the history behind the dragon Turtle is watching in book 9.
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Talons of Power
Book 9 returns to the Jade Mountain story through Turtle, who would rather keep his magic hidden while he watches Darkstalker. The longer he waits for someone else to intervene, the clearer it becomes that he may have to act. The next numbered story is Darkness of Dragons, which closes this arc.
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