By: Eleanor Estes
Visit the town of Cranbury, nestled between Boston and New York, where the very talented Pye family lives. The Pyes have recently acquired an intellectual dog named Ginger Pye — that is until someone steals this captivating hound!
By: Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Eleven year old Marty must decide whether or not to return an abused beagle to its rightful owner, an unkind man.
By: Bruce Coville
Younger readers will enjoy this dragon fantasy set in the present day. While running away from his unwanted crush Mary Lou, Jeremy discovers a magic shop where he purchases an egg.
By: Ann Downer
When Wycca, a dragon living in the 13th century, stumbles through a gateway to the future, she lands in present day Boston, followed shortly thereafter by the wizards looking for her.
By: Ernest Drake
This was the first in the popular "ology" series, now featuring Wizardology, Pirateology and Egyptology.
By: Cornelia Funke
German author Funke is best known in the U.S. for The Thief Lord and Inkheart. Here, a heroic dragon and his boy sidekick fight Nettlebrand, a man-made dragon, and his spy, Twigleg.
By: Jessica Day George
This unique dragon tale features strong heroine Creel, who is allowed to choose a pair of slippers from a dragon's hoard. The slippers she chooses have an unusual power, and Creel must be careful to not let them fall into the wrong hands (or feet!)
By: Anne McCaffrey
The Pern series is arguably the most famous collection of dragon tales. This version collects the initial trilogy of humans and their flying companions set in a beautifully realized magical world.
By: Patricia Wrede
A four-book series featuring reluctant princess Cimorene, warring factions of dragons and wizards, and tons of humor.

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