Dragons

By Fiction Addiction

Dragon books for all ages.

Fireborne

Rosaria Munda

$12.99 $12.08

While you might pick this book up because of the dragons and revolution, Munda's real accomplishment is in her wonderfully flawed and complex characters. This is not a straight good vs. evil story, and that is reflected in the difficult decisions the characters have to make, and how their morals affect those decisions. -Melissa O., store employee

Seraphina

Rachel Hartman

$13.99 $13.01

Set in medieval times, Rachel Hartman explores dragonkind and their relationships with humans in her debut novel, imagining dragons in a new and creative way. Seraphina, half human and half dragon, must use her inner strength to find a way to make the peace between the two species last while still struggling to hold on to her own identity. Recommended for fans of Kristin Cashore's Graceling and Christopher Paolini's Inheritance series. -Melissa O., store employee

Dragonflight

Anne McCaffrey

$8.99 $8.36

One of the first dragon stories, I ever read, and still one of the best. -Jill Hendrix, store owner

The Dragon with a Chocolate Heart

Stephanie Burgis

$8.99 $8.36

Dragon with a Chocolate Heart is a great middle-grade girl-power fantasy about a dragon whose love for chocolate leads her into a world of trouble -- including getting turned into a human girl! This pitch-perfect novel is perfect for fans of Tuesdays in the Castle. -Jill Hendrix