Books To Read After “Dragon Masters”

Set around two siblings, Jack and Annie, The Magic Tree House series offers a world filled with magic, adventure, and history. Osborne’s writing style is engaging and easy-to-read, making it perfect for young readers. Each book takes our characters to different periods and places in history, offering educational content alongside the fun. The camaraderie between the siblings and their magical adventures will certainly remind readers of Dragon Masters.

Starting with The Fire Within, The Last Dragon Chronicles introduces readers to a world where clay dragons aren’t just figurines, they’re alive! This series gradually builds a larger, more complex plot involving dragons, magic, and parallel worlds, similar to the mysteries and excitement in Dragon Masters. Its gentle introduction to complex themes makes it a great choice for young readers ready for a little challenge.

Our third recommendation, the How to Train Your Dragon series, is a delightful blend of humor, adventure, and dragons. The story follows Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III, an underdog who becomes a true hero. Much like Dragon Masters, this series emphasizes friendship, courage, and the bond between a boy and his dragon. It’s also accompanied by fun illustrations, making it a joy to read for young ones.

Wings of Fire invites readers into a world ruled by dragons. The books revolve around a prophecy and five dragonets who are meant to fulfill it. The series offers diverse dragon characters and thrilling adventures, reminiscent of the Dragon Masters. Its engaging plot and relatable characters make Wings of Fire a standout choice for intermediate readers who love dragons.

Starting with Eragon, The Inheritance Cycle presents a rich fantasy world, filled with dragons, magic, and epic battles. Like Dragon Masters, the bond between the dragon and its rider is central to the story, showcasing friendship and bravery. The series has more complex narratives and character development, making it suitable for more advanced readers ready to delve into a larger fantasy world.

Seraphina is set in a world where dragons and humans coexist, albeit uneasily. The titular character, Seraphina, harbors a dangerous secret that can disrupt this peace. The series, with its blend of mystery, dragons, and intrigue, will certainly appeal to Dragon Masters fans. Its exploration of identity, acceptance, and courage makes it an excellent choice for intermediate readers seeking a bit more depth in their reading.

Beginning with His Majesty’s Dragon, The Temeraire series offers a unique blend of historical fiction and fantasy. Set during the Napoleonic Wars, the series features intelligent dragons as a vital part of military combat. Novik explores the deep bond between the dragon Temeraire and his handler, Captain Laurence, which echoes the friendships in Dragon Masters. This series is a perfect pick for those seeking to combine their love for dragons with rich historical context and intricate plotlines.

Starting with Dragonflight, The Dragonriders of Pern series introduces readers to a fascinating world where dragons and their riders work together to combat an extraterrestrial threat. The series is known for its in-depth world-building, complex characters, and the special bond between dragons and their riders. Readers who loved the dragon-human relationships in Dragon Masters will find a lot to love here.

George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire, starting with A Game of Thrones, needs little introduction. While this series is far more complex and mature than Dragon Masters, it’s included in this list for its iconic portrayal of dragons and for readers ready to tackle epic high fantasy. Just like Dragon Masters, the series features brave characters, epic adventures, and, of course, unforgettable dragons.

Bone is an acclaimed fantasy graphic novel series that follows the adventures of three cousins in a strange and magical valley. Filled with humor, adventure, and a rich cast of characters, Bone is a delight for all ages. While it doesn’t focus on dragons, it echoes Dragon Masters in its adventurous spirit, sense of friendship, and the occasional appearance of a lovable red dragon.

Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid is a charming manga series that tells the story of an office worker and her live-in dragon maid. While it’s light-hearted and leans more towards slice-of-life than adventure, the series does contain dragons, magic, and a warm exploration of friendship and family. If you loved the friendship and dragon elements in Dragon Masters, this manga could be a fun and enjoyable change of pace.

A silver dragon, a brownie, and an orphan boy embark on a worldwide journey to find a safe haven in Dragon Rider. This book offers a thrilling adventure filled with friendship, bravery, and magic – themes that echo Dragon Masters.

In Dragon Slippers, a young girl becomes an unlikely friend to a peaceful dragon. The unique dragon-human friendship and the adventurous spirit of the story make it an excellent recommendation for Dragon Masters fans.

Based on the popular Netflix series, The Dragon Prince books expand on the tale of a world where humans, elves, and dragons strive for peace. Its compelling narrative and the prominent role of dragons make it a great choice.

Beginning with Dealing with Dragons, this series features a princess who would rather live with dragons than endure traditional royal life. The humor, adventure, and delightful dragons will certainly appeal to Dragon Masters readers.

In this book, two children discover that their relatives’ farm is home to creatures of myth and legend, including dragons. Its blend of magic, mystery, and dragon-filled adventure is sure to enthrall Dragon Masters fans.

Told from a dragon’s perspective, this book offers a charming twist on the classic dragon and human friendship trope. The endearing relationship and the dragon-centered narrative make it a delightful follow-up to Dragon Masters.

For fans fascinated by the details of dragon lore, Dragonology is a fictional guide to dragons, presenting them as real creatures that have been carefully studied. Its imaginative approach to dragon lore will captivate Dragon Masters enthusiasts.

Kenny & the Dragon is a heartwarming tale about friendship, understanding, and breaking stereotypes, featuring a book-loving dragon and a brave rabbit. The themes of friendship and bravery align wonderfully with the values found in Dragon Masters.

While not entirely focused on dragons, Where the Mountain Meets the Moon features a significant dragon character in an enchanting tale inspired by Chinese folklore. Its captivating narrative and magical elements make it a great recommendation.

Starting with Dragon’s Blood, this series introduces readers to a world where dragons are raised and trained to fight. Its exploration of the bond between dragons and humans, along with its adventurous plotlines, will resonate with Dragon Masters readers.