The Dragon Defenders – Book 3: An Unfamiliar Place
The Dragon Defenders – Book 3: An Unfamiliar Place
“Simply magical.”
– Kathryn Stewart, Children’s Book Buyer, Whitcoulls
The third book in The Dragon Defenders novels
Age recommendation: 7-12 years
Rural delivery: $7.00
Australia: $10.00
Rest of the world: $15.00
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The Pitbull’s plans to capture the dragons from Flynn and Paddy’s paradise island have been spoiled twice already, so he’s hell-bent on revenge. But first he must find a way to lure the brothers to the city.
Meanwhile, to punish his niece Briar for her betrayal, The Pitbull locks her in a prison cell, high in his tower.
Surely escape is impossible this time?
“So much fun!”
- Jenna Todd, NZ Book Awards judge
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"Terrific! Gritty, thrilling and beautiful."
- Weng Wai Chan, winner of the NZ Junior Fiction Award and finalist in the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.
Book one of the Children of the Rush series. Sign up to our newsletter to receive notifications about the next book in the series.
“A fantastic, fast-paced adventure for young readers. I absolutely loved it!”
Sophie Wilton
Children’s books, Whitcoulls
Pre Order Book Two of the Children of the Rush series.
For pre-orders, delivery is scheduled for September 1, 2023
“Brilliant!”
- The New Zealand Herald
The first book in the Dragon Brothers Trilogy
32 pages, available in either paperback or hardback.
Age recommendation: 2-7 years
“Children’s book of the year!”
- Doris Mousdale, Newstalk ZB
The second book in the Dragon Brothers Trilogy
32 pages, available in either paperback or hardback.
Age recommendation: 3-7 years
“A joy!”
- Booksellers NZ
The third book in the Dragon Brothers Trilogy
32 pages, available in either paperback or hardback.
Age recommendation: 3-7 years
“Spellbinding!”
- Joan Mackenzie, head book buyer, Whitcoulls
The first book in The Dragon Defenders novels
Age recommendation: 7-12 years
“A modern-day Famous Five”
- Angela Travers, Unity Books
The second book in The Dragon Defenders novels
Age recommendation: 7-12 years
“Earth-shattering!”
- Tom E. Moffat, award-winning author
The fourth book in The Dragon Defenders novels
Age recommendation: 7-12 years
“Will have readers hanging on ’til the last page!”
- Eileen Merriman, award-winning author
The fifth book in The Dragon Defenders novels
Age recommendation: 7-12 years
"Terrific! Gritty, thrilling and beautiful."
- Weng Wai Chan, winner of the NZ Junior Fiction Award and finalist in the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.
Book one of the Children of the Rush series. Sign up to our newsletter to receive notifications about the next book in the series.
“A fantastic, fast-paced adventure for young readers. I absolutely loved it!”
Sophie Wilton
Children’s books, Whitcoulls
Pre Order Book Two of the Children of the Rush series.
For pre-orders, delivery is scheduled for September 1, 2023
“Brilliant!”
- The New Zealand Herald
The first book in the Dragon Brothers Trilogy
32 pages, available in either paperback or hardback.
Age recommendation: 2-7 years
“Children’s book of the year!”
- Doris Mousdale, Newstalk ZB
The second book in the Dragon Brothers Trilogy
32 pages, available in either paperback or hardback.
Age recommendation: 3-7 years
“A joy!”
- Booksellers NZ
The third book in the Dragon Brothers Trilogy
32 pages, available in either paperback or hardback.
Age recommendation: 3-7 years
“Spellbinding!”
- Joan Mackenzie, head book buyer, Whitcoulls
The first book in The Dragon Defenders novels
Age recommendation: 7-12 years
“A modern-day Famous Five”
- Angela Travers, Unity Books
The second book in The Dragon Defenders novels
Age recommendation: 7-12 years
“Earth-shattering!”
- Tom E. Moffat, award-winning author
The fourth book in The Dragon Defenders novels
Age recommendation: 7-12 years
“Will have readers hanging on ’til the last page!”
- Eileen Merriman, award-winning author
