Definitely not the nicest use of dragons, but still an excellent read I'm sure!

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RT @nekoama
Talking about Pokémon and childhood and I want to give a shout out to Jane Yolen's Dragon Blood series, which predates the monster fighter genre, and painted a wild world where people bred and fought dragons in arenas.
It was a WILD read for child me.
https://twitter.com/nekoama/status/1207345622275305472

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"Dragon goes house hunting" is a manga story about a young dragon venturing into his own housing market! Great for kids! Teach them about monsters and real estate! https://www.amazon.com/Dragon-Goes-House-Hunting-Vol-2/dp/1626929793/ref=nodl_

I will be tweeting out and re-tweeting responses! Remember to use the hashtag #ReadingDragons so I can follow all your amazing recommendations. :)

Repeats are also welcome.
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RT @[email protected]
In light of the @Raptors905 helping kids read and borrowing our hashtag, why don't you guys all recommend some good Childrens or Young Adult books with depictions of dragons! Friendly dragons are preferred, but not necessary!
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https://twitter.com/Dragon_manual/status/1112835551600640000

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I want to suggest Chrome Circle by Mercedes Lackey & Larry Dixon.
http://www.mercedeslackey.com/books/serra4.htm
It has a half kitsune, half dragon antagonist and a cocky mage that drives a Mustang Mark 1.
You should read Born to run First for background. No dragons, but you learn not to mess with an engineer.
Thankfully there is an omnibus of the two books. Chrome Borne.
http://www.mercedeslackey.com/books/serra5.html

Oh and Furrymuck is in Chrome Circle.