Dragon Spear
by Jessica Day George · · 2009
In this middle-grade fantasy continuation, Creel relies on her embroidery skills and bond with dragons when a new threat jeopardizes the peace between humans and dragonkind. As war looms and dangerous dragon-controlling weapons surface, Creel and Prince Luka must work together to protect their friends and preserve harmony across the realm. The story highlights loyalty, resourcefulness, and the courage required to prevent unnecessary conflict.
- Age range
- Ages 3–14
- Category
- General
- ISBN
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Parent notes
Dragon Spear is a clean, engaging fantasy novel suitable for middle-grade readers. While it features fantasy battles, dragon peril, and minor conflict, the central emphasis remains on loyalty, peace, and standing up for others without relying on cruelty or deceit.
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Discussion questions
- 1What do you think the author hopes readers learn about resolving conflict when observing how Creel uses diplomacy and her dressmaking talent rather than force to help the dragons?
- 2Does Prince Luka prove his loyalty more through his official royal standing or through his quiet willingness to stand beside Creel when others doubt her?
- 3Describe a moment when a dragon like Velim or Shard felt threatened or misjudged, and share how Creel showed compassion toward them in that situation.
- 4In what ways does Creel's effort to make peace between dragons and humans reflect the instruction in Romans 12:18 to live peaceably with all people as far as it depends on you?
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