Dragon Flight

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Heads up: magic feature prominently in this book.

Parent notes

Dragon Flight is a clean and adventurous middle-grade fantasy that continues Creel's story with strong moral themes. Parents will appreciate the heroine's resourcefulness, courage, and dedication to protecting others. The magic in the story centers on fantasy artifacts and dragon lore, making it a great option for families who enjoy classic clean fantasy.

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Discussion questions

1. 1What specific dangers did Creel fear most when preparing to confront the hostile dragon threat, and what gave her the strength to move forward anyway?
2. 2How does Creel's willingness to risk her safety for the freedom of enslaved dragons reflect the biblical principle in Galatians 6:2 about bearing one another's burdens?
3. 3This week, what is one practical way you can use your personal talents or skills to serve someone in need, just as Creel used her unique knowledge and crafting abilities to help her kingdom?
4. 4Should someone who was forced or manipulated into harming others be forgiven, and how did the characters in the story demonstrate grace toward controlled dragons?
5. 5Would you have chosen to leave the safety of your shop to go on a dangerous mission like Creel did, or would a different response have been wiser?

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