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Wings of Fire sereis by Tui T. Sutherland

     Hey everyone! Moon here and in my first post I told you I was going to do book reviews. It is time for me to deliver with my first book review. The Wings of Fire series actually became my favorite book series after I read the first two books, The Dragonet Prophecy and The Lost Heir. My name actually came from one of her later books, Moon Rising. Moon and I are basically the same person

     These books are fantastic for parents who don't want their kids reading anything with curse words or words like crap. Sutherland is really good about keeping her writing clean and enjoyable for all ages. One of her strong traits is the ability to write realistic characters, even though they're dragons.

     I recommend these books to a lot of people. My friend Greek Geek became addicted to this series when I introduced her to it. However there is some violence when the dragons fight. To me there is honestly nothing wrong with these books, unless you don't want your kid reading about magic.
Other than what I listed these books are completely appropriate and well written.

     I want to thank everyone who reads this!!! If you have any books you want me to review let me know in the comments.🐧
Until next time,
                        ~Moon

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