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Synopsis
At Jadrakos Flight School you learn to be a Dragon Rider or you die. Nahia faces a new challenge she never expected. She has been selected to become a Dragon Rider. She must go to Jadrakos and succeed. Failure means death. Meanwhile, her squad is sent to Tremia to fight alongside the entire Red Squadron and under the orders of their leader, the great dragon. Will Nahia manage to become a Dragon Rider and not perish? Will the Fire Squadron survive the war in Tremia? Will they reunite? Will they get closer to achieving their longed-for freedom? Enjoy adventures full of action, intrigue, and magic! Epic fantasy for the whole family! From 10 to 100+ years old!
Is Dragon Rider: appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 10 and up.
This dragon rider academy fantasy contains life-or-death stakes, war scenes, and peril appropriate for middle grade readers. The 'failure means death' premise adds tension but violence is not graphic.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include death, violence, and war.
Who'll love this
Kids who love dragon stories and high-stakes adventures will be thrilled by Nahia's journey to become a Dragon Rider while her friends fight in a dangerous war.