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Action & Adventure•
Science FictionPyrrhia • Fantasy World
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Emotions/Behavior: Courage•
Forgiveness2013
Middle grade
8-12 years
The Lost Heir by Tui T. Sutherland is the second installment in the Wings of Fire series, where the focus shifts to a character named Tsunami. Tsunami is on a quest to discover her heritage and reclaim her rightful place among the SeaWings, battling numerous challenges and uncovering secrets along the way.
Adventurous
Fantastical
Suspenseful
Emotional
Challenging
Reviews for Tui T. Sutherland's The Lost Heir praise its engaging storyline and rich character development, particularly the protagonist's compelling journey. Readers enjoy the imaginative world-building. However, some critique the pacing, noting sections that feel rushed. Overall, it's a captivating installment in the "Wings of Fire" series that appeals to fantasy lovers.
Readers who enjoy The Lost Heir by Tui T. Sutherland are typically fans of fantasy adventures with complex characters and dragon lore. Comparable to those who delight in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series and Christopher Paolini’s Eragon, these individuals appreciate rich world-building and epic quests within young adult fiction.
Queen Blister
A cunning and manipulative SandWing princess with political ambitions, who forges alliances with powerful figures to position herself for control.
Morrowseer
A mysterious NightWing associated with the Talons of Peace, whose influence and knowledge of the prophecy create tension and uncertainty among the dragonets.
Queen Coral
The vigilant and trauma-affected queen of the SeaWings, who balances her role as a ruler with her personal struggles and complex family dynamics.
Anemone
A young SeaWing princess and animus with a unique magical ability, navigating her protective upbringing and her own burgeoning sense of empowerment.
Clay
A MudWing dragonet known for his loyalty and gentle nature, who acts as a mediator among his peers and faces prejudice with resilience.
Glory
A RainWing dragonet with the ability to change her scale color, who combats stereotypes with her expressive nature and secret venomous capability.
Starflight
An intellectual NightWing dragonet deeply connected to the prophecy, whose internal conflicts influence his interactions with the other dragonets.
Sunny
A small and optimistic SandWing dragonet, often underestimated due to her demeanor, whose supportive presence plays a crucial role within her group of friends.
296
Novel • Fiction
•
Action & Adventure•
Science FictionPyrrhia • Fantasy World
•
Emotions/Behavior: Courage•
Forgiveness2013
Middle grade
8-12 years
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