Dragonwatch

Brandon Mull continues the beloved FableHaven series with a spinoff called “Dragonwatch.”  Kendra and Seth killed the Demon King back in FableHaven, but in doing so have created a whole new problem…the rise of the dragons.  Each sanctuary exists to protect creatures of myth, but each species is dependent on the other to keep the other in check.  With the Demon King gone, the dragons want to be free.  Kendra and Seth head to the dragon sanctuary to be its new caretakers, but can two children keep the dragons in control?  This is an excellent read for those who love YA and the FableHaven series.  If you haven’t read FableHaven yet, you are missing out on one of the most amazing series in YA fiction.

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