Confident fantasy reader
Start with The Dragonet Prophecy and continue through the numbered novels. The plot carries across books and is written for middle-grade readers, generally ages 8–12.
Book Series · 16 Books
In order from The Dragonet Prophecy to The Hybrid Prince.
A continuing middle-grade fantasy about young dragons caught between prophecy, war, and the choices that can reshape their world. The novels are best for confident readers who enjoy long story arcs, changing points of view, and higher-stakes adventure.
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Read the main novels in publisher order, beginning with The Dragonet Prophecy. Books #1–5, #6–10, and #11–15 form three connected five-book arcs. The Hybrid Prince is book #16 and begins the series’ next stage, so the main story is not a good candidate for reading out of order.
For an expanded reading order, read Darkstalker after Escaping Peril (#8) and before Talons of Power (#9). Tui T. Sutherland describes the prequel as a stand-alone story, but recommends reading it before books #9 and #10. Dragonslayer and the Winglets add side stories and history, while the graphic novels retell existing stories and can replace—rather than follow—the matching prose books.
Sources: Scholastic series guide, Tui T. Sutherland on Darkstalker, The Hybrid Prince.
Choose between the prose and graphic versions of the same opening story, then add the side books once the world and characters are familiar.
Start with The Dragonet Prophecy and continue through the numbered novels. The plot carries across books and is written for middle-grade readers, generally ages 8–12.
Start with the graphic novel version of The Dragonet Prophecy. It tells the same story as the first chapter book with full-color artwork, so your child can choose the format they enjoy most.
Read Darkstalker after Escaping Peril (#8) and before Talons of Power (#9). This prequel adds helpful background for the characters and events in the books that follow.
Try the Winglets after becoming familiar with the first arc. The short stories revisit supporting dragons and fill in events around the main novels.
Five dragonets are destined to end a war between dragon tribes.
16 books · Published 2012–2026
Five dragonets are destined to end a war between dragon tribes.
A group of dragonets try to find their families and a safe place to hide after being raised in a cave by a group of dragons who stole them from their homes as eggs.
In the rainforest, dragonets uncover a hidden danger threatening their kind.
A dragonet must choose between his tribe and his friends as two kingdoms' fates hang in the balance.
Can five dragonets defy destiny to end a war and choose a queen?
A young dragon must decide: hide her powers or save her friends from a lurking threat.
A dragon's quest to find his sister leads to a perilous confrontation with his own family.
A dragon with deadly firescales must choose between loyalty and a chance at redemption.
A hidden dragon must confront a legendary evil before time runs out.
A dragonet must stop an ancient evil before it destroys their world.
A young dragon's life is turned upside down when his sister's Metamorphosis Day goes terribly wrong.
A dragonet immune to mind control must uncover secrets to stop a war.
A dragon's quest for revenge uncovers deadly secrets in a jungle poised to ignite a new war.
A young queen faces a storm of mysterious dragons seeking refuge. Can she protect her tribe by risking everything?
A dragon's quest to save her world from a hidden evil.
A dragon's quest for refuge uncovers hidden truths and tests his courage.
10 books · Published 2018–2025
Full-color adaptations of the numbered novels, with the same central stories in a visual format. Darkstalker is an unnumbered graphic adaptation of the Legends prequel.
Five dragonets defy prophecy to end a war and choose their own fate.
A lost heir returns home, but danger lurks beneath the waves.
A dragonet uncovers a hidden threat, risking peace to save her kind.
A dragonet's discovery of dark secrets could decide the fate of two kingdoms.
Can five dragonets defy destiny and end a devastating war?
A young dragon must choose: hide her powers or save her friends from a hidden threat.
A young dragon's quest to find his missing brother becomes a journey of self-discovery and unexpected alliances
A dragon must choose between loyalty and a chance at redemption.
A reluctant dragon must confront a legendary threat or remain hidden forever.
Three dragons face a destiny that could reshape their world forever.
2 books · Published 2016–2020
Stand-alone, extra-long novels that explore important history and events beyond the main point-of-view sequence. Darkstalker fits especially well between main books #8 and #9.
Three dragons face a destiny that could lead to darkness and destruction.
In a world of dragons, three humans' destinies intertwine, challenging fear and forging hope.
1 book · Published 2020
Shorter stories centered on supporting dragons. The Winglets Quartet collects the first four stories, while Hero is the separately published fifth Winglet.
Uncover hidden truths in Pyrrhia as dragons face obsession, loyalty, and captivity.
1 book · Published 2020
Create your own dragon tales and shape your fantasy world.
There are 16 books in the Wings of Fire series. It began with The Dragonet Prophecy in 2012, and the newest book, The Hybrid Prince, was published in 2026.
Start with The Dragonet Prophecy and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #16.
The series is best for ages 8–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
Darkness of Dragons (Book #10) is the longest book in the series at 81,567 words (385 pages).
The Hive Queen (Book #12) is the shortest at 56,105 words (286 pages).
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