Glory steps into the spotlight as the dragonets head for the RainWing rainforest, where a peaceful surface hides something far less calm.
Tui T. Sutherland's third Wings of Fire volume moves the group into a tribe most of Pyrrhia dismisses, and tests what leadership looks like when nobody expects it of anyone. The narrative keeps the series' brisk chapters and clear dragon-by-dragon point of view, so readers coming from the earlier books can pick the thread up without any recap.
What readers get:
• The third instalment in the Dragonet Prophecy arc, best read after books one and two
• A RainWing setting with its own customs, camouflage and long-standing assumptions
• Themes of identity and quiet courage handled at a nine-and-up reading level
• Paperback English edition carrying ISBN 9789352750870
Suits confident primary readers, classroom libraries and anyone collecting the run of Wings of Fire titles, stocked at Boipoka.