The Tea Dragon Society
A blacksmith apprentice discovers a magical world of tea dragons and a forgotten craft.
Book Series · 3 Books
In order from The Tea Dragon Society to The Tea Dragon Tapestry.
K. O'Neill's cozy, all-ages fantasy uses tiny tea dragons and lovingly preserved crafts to tell quiet stories about friendship, purpose, memory, grief, and caring for a community.
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Publication order is the clearest route: start with The Tea Dragon Society, continue with The Tea Dragon Festival, and finish with The Tea Dragon Tapestry. Tapestry is the series conclusion and returns to Greta and Minette after the first book.
Festival is an earlier companion story about another village and younger versions of familiar characters. It can stand on its own, but reading it second lets its history add context before the conclusion.
Sources: Oni Press's The Tea Dragon Society page, Oni Press's The Tea Dragon Festival page, Oni Press's The Tea Dragon Tapestry page.
This is an especially gentle fantasy series. Its harder emotions involve grief, lost time, uncertain memories, changing traditions, and worry about finding one's path—not combat or frightening villains.
The cast naturally includes queer couples, characters of color, and a wheelchair user. Those identities are part of the welcoming community rather than problems to be solved. The spacious full-color panels can also make the books an inviting introduction to graphic novels.
A blacksmith apprentice discovers a magical world of tea dragons and a forgotten craft.
3 books · Published 2017–2021
A blacksmith apprentice discovers a magical world of tea dragons and a forgotten craft.
A dragon awakens after 80 years, seeking purpose and lost time.
Greta and Minette face grief and self-discovery in a world of Tea Dragons.
There are 3 books in the Tea Dragon Series series. It began with The Tea Dragon Society in 2017, and the newest book, The Tea Dragon Tapestry, was published in 2021.
Start with The Tea Dragon Society and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #3.
The series is best for ages 7–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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