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Dragon's Nest (Dragons of Deltora)

  • 2004 first published
  • 181 pages
  • ★ 5.0 (4 ratings)
  • 4 editions

Published in 2004, Dragon's Nest (Dragons of Deltora) is a dragon fantasy novel by Emily Rodda. Key subjects include magic, dragons and good and evil.

Open Library readers give it an average of 5.0 out of 5 from 4 ratings, and 35 more have it on their want-to-read list. It has been published in 4 editions.

At about 181 pages, most readers finish it in 3–4 hours.

About Dragon's Nest (Dragons of Deltora)

The evil Shadow Lord has been banished, but famine still stalks Deltora, and only monsters thrive. As the starving people weaken, Lief, Jasmine and Barda discover a terrible secret. The Enemy left the seeds of death behind him. Four vile creations of sorcery called the Four Sisters are hidden in the land. They are slowly killing it while the Shadow Lord gloats, awaiting his triumphant return. The companions must find the deadly Sisters and destroy them. Their only clue is a fragment of an ancient map. Their only hope of help lies with 7 unlikely allies - the last of Deltora's dragons.
Description from Open Library

Themes, setting & tropes

Genres

Subjects

  • Magic
  • Science Fiction
  • Quests, Expeditions
  • Fantasy
  • Children's stories
  • Dragons
  • Science fiction
  • Good and evil
  • Fantasy fiction
  • Children's fiction
  • Adventure and adventurers

Quick answers

Who wrote Dragon's Nest (Dragons of Deltora)?

Dragon's Nest (Dragons of Deltora) was written by Emily Rodda and first published in 2004.

What genre is Dragon's Nest (Dragons of Deltora)?

It is usually shelved as Dragon Fiction.

How long is Dragon's Nest (Dragons of Deltora)?

The median edition has 181 pages, about 3–4 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.

What books are similar to Dragon's Nest (Dragons of Deltora)?

Readers who like it often enjoy Talons of Power, Escaping Peril and The Hidden Kingdom.

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