Hatch Emmy's story first
Begin with The Dragon in the Sock Drawer, then read the numbered novels in order.
Book Series · 7 Books
In order from The Dragon in the Sock Drawer to The Second Egg.
Six illustrated fantasies follow cousins Jesse and Daisy as they raise Emmy, a young dragon, and protect her from an ancient dragon slayer and other magical threats.
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Read The Dragon in the Sock Drawer through The Dragon at the North Pole in numbered order. Emmy grows and the cousins discover more of the magical realms in each continuing adventure.
Leandra and Obsidian is a 35-page ebook background story about Emmy's parents and the second dragon egg in book 5. Penguin Random House says it adds background to The Dragon in the Sea, so it fits best after book 4 and before book 5, but it is not numbered book 5.
Sources: Penguin Random House's official series page, Penguin Random House's Leandra and Obsidian page.
The adventures include kidnapping, witches, monsters, water zombies, magical battles, and repeated danger to dragons and children. The principal villain survives by drinking dragon blood, an unsettling idea that is described for middle-grade readers without graphic detail. Humor, teamwork, and caring for Emmy keep the overall tone adventurous rather than grim.
Begin with The Dragon in the Sock Drawer, then read the numbered novels in order.
A young boy discovers a mysterious rock that hatches a dragon, leading to a series of adventures and challenges.
7 books · Published 2008–2013
A young boy discovers a mysterious rock that hatches a dragon, leading to a series of adventures and challenges.
Can two dragon keepers stop a villain's plan to control the forest?
A dragon's mysterious need leads to a daring rescue mission against a wicked foe.
Two cousins and their dragon venture into fiery realms, facing danger and intrigue.
Two kids and a dragon face watery dangers to protect a mysterious egg.
A dragon vanishes on Christmas, leaving a note: 'Gone to help Santa.' Can two kids find her at the North Pole?
1 book · Published 2012
Leandra and Obsidian explains the origins of the egg in book 5 and is most useful between books 4 and 5.
There are 7 books in the Dragon Keepers series. It began with The Dragon in the Sock Drawer in 2008, and the newest book, The Dragon at the North Pole, was published in 2013.
Start with The Dragon in the Sock Drawer and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #7.
The series is best for ages 8–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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