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The Pit Dragon Chronicles by Jane Yolen reviewed by David Hebblethwaite This trilogy takes us to the desert world of Austar IV. Once a penal colony, the planet's economy is now based around its native dragons, whom the human settlers breed to battle each other in Pits. There is a two-tier social structure of masters and "bonders," the latter wearing bags which they must fill with money before they can buy freedom and become masters themselves. We meet Jakkin Stewart, a young bonder at the nursery of Master Sarkkhan (all descendants of Austar's original convict population have a double-K in their names), who plans to steal a dragon and train it himself.
The Sword of the Rightful King by Jane Yolen
Sister Emily's Lightship by Jane Yolen
The Bagpiper's Ghost by Jane Yolen
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The Wizard's Map by Jane Yolen reviewed by Regina Lynn Preciado Once again, this master storyteller weaves humour, intelligence, and life lessons into a beautifully crafted yarn about loyalty, love, and courage. She does so in such a subtle way that you really think you're reading a story about some kids who have to save their parents, Scotland, and the world itself from the evil clutches of the wizard Michael Scot.
Here There Be Dragons by Jane Yolen
Twelve Impossible Things Before Breakfast by Jane Yolen
The Transfigured Hart by Jane Yolen
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