Parents' Guide to The Void Dragons: The Dragonships, Book 3

The Void Dragons book cover: Close up of a dragon eye with scales and the book title at the bottom

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Sage Moreaux By Sage Moreaux , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 11+

Exciting conclusion to fun fantasy sci-fi adventure series.

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What's the Story?

Lunar and Dread face their fiercest foe, THE VOID DRAGONS who hunt for them across the solar system. With only clues that Proteus left before he disappeared, Lunar and the rest of his crew try to make a plan with very little to go on. For the first time in hundreds of years, the dragons converge, determining what, if anything, they should do to assist. Meanwhile, Lunar watches as his original crew is promoted and recruited, forcing him to take on new crew members and see those he's come to think of as family move on. But when the truth of the threat becomes clear, will Dread and Lunar find a way to keep the solar system from being devoured?

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
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Exciting and well-crafted, this is a satisfying conclusion to a fun, epic adventure. In The Void Dragons, the relationships and threats established through the first two books come to a head. Watching the characters readers have grown to love face their most difficult challenge yet is thrilling.

A few loose threads linger, which may make readers wonder if they will be resolved in a future installment or spinoff, but overall, this book brings the story of the dragon of Mars to an enjoyable end. The mix of action, fantasy, and sci-fi elements, plus strong characters makes a story that dragon fans will truly enjoy.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the teamwork that Lunar and his team exhibit in The Void Dragons. How does their teamwork show the maturity that has developed over the course of the series?

  • Lunar shows courage, perseverance, and empathy. How do these character traits help them achieve their goals? Can you think of times you've used any of these in real life?

  • Lunar is torn between two different possible love interests at the start of the book. Why do you think the author chose to include this element in this series?

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