Finnigan the Dragon

Reach for this book when your child is starting a new chapter and feeling like an outsider, or when they are beginning to ask big questions about the difference between right and wrong. It is an ideal choice for the child who feels overlooked in their daily life and needs to see that their unique traits are actually their greatest strengths. Through the journey of an orphaned boy who discovers he is a wizard, the story explores deep themes of found family, the courage to stand up to peer pressure, and the resilience needed to face grief. While the magical setting provides a sense of wonder, the heart of the story lies in the relatable struggles of navigating school hierarchies and forming loyal bonds. As the series progresses, the tone shifts from whimsical discovery to more complex moral dilemmas, making it a cornerstone for discussing character and integrity. It offers a safe space for children to process the idea that even heroes feel afraid and that our choices, rather than our abilities, define who we truly are.