Comparing The Dragonet Prophecy And Wings Of Fire

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Do you like fire-breathing dragons? To sum Wings of Fire up, it is a book series about dragons who are in a war, and five dragonets will end the war. Wings Of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy and Wings of Fire: The Lost Heir are both good books. Just looking at the books, it looks like there is nothing different. However, that is false information. There are many similarities and differences in Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy and Wings of Fire: The Lost Heir. In Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy, most of the story the dragonets (Clay, Tsunami, Glory, Sunny, and Starflight) are either underground in a mountain or are prisoners. In this book, their captors are Skywings. Once they are captured, they have to fight to the death in the Skywing Arena. With Peril’s help, they escape their prison. Then, finally, Clay finds his family. …show more content…
This time, instead of Clay, Tsunami finds her family. However, it seems that the heirs to the Seawing throne are being killed. So in this book, it’s Tsunami being targeted, not all the dragonets. Tsunami’s mother, Queen Coral, thinks that Tsunami and her friends (the dragonets) are safer in a prison cell, and that it is for their own safety. So now, instead, their captors are the Seawings, not the Skywings. Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy and Wings of Fire: The Lost Heir have many similarities and differences. Do you see how they are different and alike now? Like any two books, they are similar and different. Look at what I found, just by reading memory of the books. What do you think you could notice if you pay

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