Told from the point of view of Clay, a Mudwing, it's story of friendship, impossible expectations, and a world at war. But the Dragonets of the Prophecy are different from other dragons-they are not bound by loyalty to their own tribes, but too each other. Almost immediately, they are captured by the evil Queen of the Skywings, whose greatest joy is to pit dragon against dragon in her arena of death.There the Skywing champion, barely more than a dragonet herself, defeats all comers. Each has their own strengths, and their own weaknesses, and none has ever been outside before. Instead of a Skywing, they ended up with a Rainwing-a tribe of dragons sneered at for being lazy and useless.Īnd so the guardians plan to dispose of Glory, the little Rainwing.īut the five dragonets are a team, and when they hear that Glory might be killed, they plan a daring escape. They were raised to be the dragonets prophesied to end a terrible and bloody conflict that was tearing apart the seven tribes (Sandwings,Mudwings, Skywings, Seawings,etc.).but the Talons of Peace, the dragons who are raising them, are afraid that they've failed to meet the terms of the prophecy. It is a must-have for the fourth grade library (which I don't think I've ever said about a book before) and I enjoyed it rather a lot myself!įive dragonets, each from different tribe of dragons, were taken from their homes before they even hatched, and raised in hidden cave, knowing only each other and the cold dragon guardians who watched their every move.
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