Dragonsdale Snowfall And Dragonfire

Visit a world where you can fly dragons!Imagine a stable full of dragons to groom, train and ride! That's Dragonsdale, a riding school run by Cara's father. The Midwinter festivities are in full swing at Dragonsdale, and the riders and their dragons are looking forward to Yuletide.But trouble is brewing! A newcomer arrives at the stables, a snowstorm brings peril and Hortense is determined to ruin the holidays for Cara and her friends.It looks like being a Yuletide to remember!visit www.dragonsdale.net for more information about the wonderful world of Dragonsdale."Any girl in the world who evert dreamed of riding horses will relate to Cara."The Washington Post."...filled with adventure, perils and triumphs that will keep readers avidly involved."School Library Journal

Cara yearns to ride her beloved Skydancer, a rare Goldenbrow dragon, but her father refuses to permit her to fly and she must be content with mucking out stalls and helping raise young dragons at the famed stud and training farm known as Dragonsdale.

Breena doesn't mean to be jealous, but even though Cara has only been dragonriding for a short while, she's already a top competitor. To clear her head, Breena takes Moonflight out for a spin--and their safety gear fails. After a horrible crash, the two seek shelter in a seaside cave. And now the tide is rising, threatening to wash them away! With the help of some merfolk, it's Cara and Skydancer to the rescue, riding the storm to save their friends!

Visit a world where you can fly dragons! Imagine a stable full of dragons to groom, train and ride! That's Dragonsdale, a riding school run by Cara's father. Cara wants to equal her mother's achievement of winning every Clear Flight event and the Junior Island Championship in the new Showing season. But from out of the blue, Hortense, riding a new dragon, has suddenly become a serious rival. But events take a turn for the worse and Cara is caught up in events that could change her life forever. Will she ever become Junior Island Champion?visit www.dragonsdale.net for more information about the wonderful world of Dragonsdale."Any girl in the world who evert dreamed of riding horses will relate to Cara." The Washington Post. "...filled with adventure, perils and triumphs that will keep readers avidly involved." School Library Journal

Cara yearns to ride her beloved Skydancer, a rare Goldenbrow dragon, but her father refuses to permit her to fly and she must be content with mucking out stalls and helping raise young dragons at the famed stud and training farm known as Dragonsdale.

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Visit a world where you can fly dragons!Imagine a stable full of dragons to groom, train and ride! That's Dragonsdale, a riding school run by Cara's father. Breena, Cara's best friend, has been told that she must win the Junior Championship of Seahaven to win a place in Dragonsdale's Guard Flight, her dearest ambition. But a chapter of injuries and accidents have made this a forlorn hope. This situation, exploited by Hortense, causes a bitter quarrel between Cara and Breena. When Breena and her dragon Moonflight go missing, Cara knows that she must put this quarrel aside. But by the time she and her new friend, Ronan of the Menfolk, realise what has happened to Breena, they may already be too late to save her.visit www.dragonsdale.net for more information about the wonderful world of Dragonsdale."Any girl in the world who evert dreamed of riding horses will relate to Cara."The Washington Post."...filled with adventure, perils and triumphs that will keep readers avidly involved."School Library Journal