*Which isn’t totally fair, because it wasn’t his fault. Because maybe the real treasure was the gold we read about in dragon books along the way. (Like in Uprooted.) There is a dragon book here for every reader! So get ready for adventure with these towering toothsome titans of the skies. Martin.) Or discover that ‘dragon’ was just a nickname. (Unlike Red Dragon by Thomas Harris, which is false advertising.) And you won’t have to read hundreds of pages before they actually appear. And sometimes, the dragons will only play a small part in a book, but there will always be dragons.

In this list you’ll find books with good dragons and evil dragons, and even mechanical dragons. That’s why we have this list of 20 must-read dragon books! (And dragons love tacos.) They’re like dinosaurs, but they often lead to adventure and treasure (and sometimes a fiery end, because fire breath.) Dragons have permeated our literature for centuries because they’re so fun to read about. Or scary dragons, like Smaug or the evil, blue-eyed Game of Thrones dragon* (Mr. Pufnstuf, Pete’s Dragon, How To Train Your Dragon, or The Tea Dragon Society. Whether its cute dragons like Puff the Magic Dragon, H.R. To the tune of “Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer”: You know Syrax and Caraxes and Mushu and Shenron, Falkor and Rhaegal and Toothless and Bahamut…You get the idea.

“Tight, tense, smoldering, and wonderfully queer.” -Mike Brooks, author of The God-King Chronicles

“Dragons have never been so sexy.”-Kate Dylan, author of Mindwalker 'Dragonfall will delight fans of well-designed worlds, heroes’ journeys and slow-burning romance. Long-banished dragons, revered as gods, return to the mortal realm in the first in this magical new epic fantasy trilogy from bestselling author L.R.

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