Books with title Ferno the Fire Dragon

After learning the Queen of Galia wants to destroy her, and sent men—including her father’s killer—to Alyria to arrest her, Erynn Taylor fled Caraden Castle with her friend, Adena, and set out on a journey to find her birth parents and the Order of the Cael, a group she hopes can help her. Blamed soon after for the murder of the King of Alyria, the two friends now find themselves hunted by both Alyrian and Galian soldiers, and their race to escape hampered by the fact that there are only two bridges out of Alyria—both heavily guarded—and they have learned of a Galian plot to kill the king’s heir—with the only chance to save him in the completely opposite direction. Can Erynn and Adena save the Crown Prince and escape Alyria before they are caught? And why has the reclusive golden dragon who saved Erynn two years earlier returned to frustrate her pursuers?

Some choices are hard to live with.But some choices will kill you.When seventeen-year-old Anna first meets Rakan in her hometown north of the Arctic Circle, she is attracted to his pulsing energy. Unaware that he is a shape-shifting dragon, Anna is drawn into a murderous cycle of revenge that pits Rakan and his clan against her best friend June.Torn between his forbidden relationship with Anna, punishable by death, and restoring his family’s honor by killing June, Rakan must decide what is right. And what is worth living – or dying – for.Finalist in ForeWord Reviews' 2013 Book of the Year award in the category of young adult fiction."In Lowenkraft’s science fantasy novel [Dragon Fire], the Draak, alien shape-shifting dragons inhabit the Earth unbeknownst to humans, whom they regard as cattle to be exploited. Though nearly driven to extinction by war, the Draak are still consumed with old vendettas. ...Lowenkraft seasons her tale with a critique of the abusive relationships seen in popular works like the Twilight series." ~ Publishers Weekly

In the fast-paced conclusion to The Lightning Catcher quartet, storm prophet Angus McFangus makes one final attempt to rescue his parents and save his school from the villainous Scabious Dankhart. This school adventure series is a mix of Storm Chasers and The Mysterious Benedict Society. Action-packed, lighthearted, and perfect for reluctant readers, with black-and-white illustrations by Newbery Honor author Victoria Jamieson!Halfway through their second year at the Perilous Exploratorium for Violent Weather and Vicious Storms, Angus McFangus and his two best friends, Indigo Midnight and Dougal Dewsnap, are being heatedly pursued by Scabious Dankhart. In an attempt to foil Dankhart, who is already holding Angus’s parents as prisoners, Angus and his friends fake their own deaths and go into hiding within the Exploratorium itself. When they discover the existence of blue-dragon scales that allow a storm prophet to control multiple fire dragons at once, the trio goes on a quest to locate all four scales. As the single living storm prophet, Angus is the only person who can control the dragon scales and use them to defeat Dankhart and his powerful lightning tower.

Dragon FireThe hot new designer narcotic flooding the West Coast. It promises to take its user to the height of ecstasy, but leaves the abuser dead in a pool of their own blood.The Golden DragonThe enigmatic man who developed Dragon Fire. Powerful, cunning, relentless, brutal, unforgiving. For years he has remained elusive and untouched by numerous bodies of law enforcement.Until now...A handful of strong young men are about to unintentionally throw in their gauntlet and wage battle against this deadly foe. With the help of their enigmatic mentor, Nick James, and an overly-rambunctious A.I., they'll lay everything on the line to put an end to the Golden Dragon's reign of Fire.More of them may die before it's all over.

When Featherstone dragons come of age, they receive their fire in a special ceremony. The entire community comes to watch. However, when Forrest steps up to get his, nothing happens. That’s when he knows something is wrong. He learns that he must fulfill an ancient prophecy: travel to the Overworld, find a sacred temple deep in the heart of the jungle, in the heart of Viper territory, and receive the fire of the first Dragon King. The Featherstones who go with Forrest must be stealthy and careful along their journey and avoid the Vipers, a vicious rival clan whose very breath is poison. The Viper King is determined to claim the fire of the first Dragon King for himself and keep the clans separated so he can rule forever. With a team of friends and unlikely allies by his side, Forrest will get a crash course in the dangers of the world around him, and learn more about himself and his heart than he ever thought possible.

Fireless the Dragon is the third book in Debbie Richardson's New Scottish Fairy Tale series.Prince Tattie Head wants a pet so Princess Haggis Ears and Prince Turnip Nose take their son to the pet shop and they all fall in love with the cute little dragon they find in Dragonarea. But the dragon has a problem and no remedy can be found until...Prince Tattie Head sets out with his dragon to solve the mystery of the smoke spiral on the mountain and they meet the evil goblin again.Find out if Fireless the dragon finds his fire in this enchanting tale of how courage and unselfishness overcome the odds and how good overcomes evil. An uplifting tale in this magical adventure series.

In the evening when it gets dark, a daddy dragon, a mommy dragon, and dragon children breathe fire into the night. They see who can breathe their fire the farthest and they sing out, “Fire is life, and life is fire!” But one night Mommy has trouble making a flame. As she grows sicker, it’s up to Daddy and the dragon children to love and take care of her. And when Mommy’s flame goes out completely, Daddy and the dragon children give her one last hug, one last kiss, and find a way to say good-bye. Eventually Daddy and the dragon children decide to try breathing fire into the night again. They do not breathe their flames very far, but something special happens. High in the sky a sparkling star flashes like a flame in the dark. “Mama!” the dragon children cry, and it is so beautiful that Daddy announces, “Mama wins this time.”Dragon Fire is a picture book about cancer and what it means for a family. Geert De Kockere’s gentle text tells the true story of An Dom and her family, and Tineke Van Hemeldonck’s simple paintings allow raw emotion into her illustrations. This is a must-have book for any family dealing with a parent with terminal illness.Sky Pony Press, with our Good Books, Racehorse and Arcade imprints, is proud to publish a broad range of books for young readers—picture books for small children, chapter books, books for middle grade readers, and novels for young adults. Our list includes bestsellers for children who love to play Minecraft; stories told with LEGO bricks; books that teach lessons about tolerance, patience, and the environment, and much more. While not every title we publish becomes a New York Times bestseller or a national bestseller, we are committed to books on subjects that are sometimes overlooked and to authors whose work might not otherwise find a home.

In the evening when it gets dark, a daddy dragon, a mommy dragon, and dragon children breathe fire into the night. They see who can breathe their fire the farthest and they sing out, “Fire is life, and life is fire!” But one night Mommy has trouble making a flame. As she grows sicker, it’s up to Daddy and the dragon children to love and take care of her. And when Mommy’s flame goes out completely, Daddy and the dragon children give her one last hug, one last kiss, and find a way to say good-bye. Eventually Daddy and the dragon children decide to try breathing fire into the night again. They do not breathe their flames very far, but something special happens. High in the sky a sparkling star flashes like a flame in the dark. “Mama!” the dragon children cry, and it is so beautiful that Daddy announces, “Mama wins this time.”Dragon Fire is a picture book about cancer and what it means for a family. Geert De Kockere’s gentle text tells the true story of An Dom and her family, and Tineke Van Hemeldonck’s simple paintings allow raw emotion into her illustrations. This is a must-have book for any family dealing with a parent with terminal illness.Sky Pony Press, with our Good Books, Racehorse and Arcade imprints, is proud to publish a broad range of books for young readers—picture books for small children, chapter books, books for middle grade readers, and novels for young adults. Our list includes bestsellers for children who love to play Minecraft; stories told with LEGO bricks; books that teach lessons about tolerance, patience, and the environment, and much more. While not every title we publish becomes a New York Times bestseller or a national bestseller, we are committed to books on subjects that are sometimes overlooked and to authors whose work might not otherwise find a home.

“The Dragon Who Feared Fire.” was written by Jeff Shevlowitz and illustrated by Paz Winshtein. Yong children will enjoy the bold colors and pictures as their parents read them the story of Harold, a young dragon who is teased by the others of his age for his very un-dragon-like fear of fire. Older children will enjoy reading Harold’s story for themselves.Children will learn the value of friendship, and of being able to face the thing you fear. Harold becomes friends with Krystal, a human girl, who is teased by the other children for her ability to talk with animals. When a lightning storm creates a fire that rages through Krystal’s village, Harold is able to overcome his fear of the flames to help save his friend’s village.