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I was reluctant to read it, but my 8-year-old was excited about Wings of Fire, so I took the plunge. I was so impressed! Strong characters, teamwork, optimism, loyalty, and hope for war to end all work to make this a lovely opening to a saga.
Possible concerns:
Prophecy. There is a prophecy that a small band of young dragons will end the war.
Future seeing. One type of dragon is known to be able to look into the future and have other psychic powers.
Violence. Dragons eat/fight/kill/imprison each other, humans, and beasts.
Dysfunctional family. Some dragons abandon their young, sell them, etc.
Oppressive rulers. Wars, treason, tyranny, etc.
Conservatives on the structure of the familiy may not like that later in the series some characters end up pursuing homosexual relationships. I noticed this mainly in Book 10.
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