About This Book
In 'The Hidden Kingdom,' the third installment of the popular Wings of Fire series, readers follow Glory, a RainWing dragonet, as she uncovers a dark secret: her tribe members are mysteriously disappearing. Despite her tribe's peaceful nature, Glory realizes she may need to take on a leadership role and lead them into conflict to rescue the missing dragons. This middle-grade fantasy adventure explores themes of bravery, leadership, justice, and self-discovery, set in a rich world of diverse dragon tribes. It's suitable for readers aged 8-12 who enjoy action, mystery, and complex character development within a fantastical setting.
After RainWing dragonet Glory discovers that RainWing dragons are disappearing, she realizes that she may have to drag her peaceful dragons into a war, if she is going to find the missing RainWings.
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Discussion Prompts
1
What qualities make Glory a good leader, even though she initially seems reluctant?
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How does the book show that peace isn't always easy, and sometimes conflict is necessary for justice?
3
If you were a RainWing, how would you react to your tribe members disappearing?
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What does this book teach us about standing up for what's right, even when it's scary?
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How do the different dragon tribes in the story represent different ways of life or challenges?
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NYT Bestseller
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