Dragon in the Desert
by Michael Dahl
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A new Age of Dragons is about to begin. The powerful creatures will return to rule the world once more, but this time will be different. This time, they will have allies. Who will help them? Around the world, some young humans are making a strange discovery.
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This middle-grade fantasy adventure introduces readers to a world where dragons are returning to reclaim their place, but with a surprising twist—they're forming alliances with select human children. The narrative follows young protagonists across the globe as they make extraordinary discoveries about their own connections to these mythical creatures, blending contemporary settings with ancient magic in a way that feels both fresh and timeless. The premise cleverly reimagines traditional dragon lore by positioning humans not as adversaries but as potential partners in this new era.
What sets this story apart is its focus on cooperation between species rather than conflict, offering young readers an empowering message about finding strength through unexpected friendships. Children who enjoy stories about discovering hidden abilities and forming bonds with magical creatures will find themselves immediately drawn into this unfolding saga. The global perspective adds richness to the narrative, suggesting a diverse cast of characters and settings that will expand readers' horizons while keeping them thoroughly entertained. This promising start to what appears to be a series delivers exactly what fantasy-loving kids seek—adventure, wonder, and the thrill of being chosen for something extraordinary.
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