Green Dragon Codex
Green Dragon Codex (The Dragon Codices)
Green Dragon Codex
R.D. Henham
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Fall in love with an evil baby dragon in the next dragon codex!When ten-year-old Scamp Weaver finds a locked chest in a forest clearing, he feels like his life is finally about to change for the better. But he doesn't bargain for just how much change the chest will bring. Inside he finds a dragon egg and a mysterious ancient scroll, which set Scamp and his best friend Dannika off on a harrowing adventure, chased by dragon hunters who want the contents of the chest for themselves. Life gets ever more complicated when the baby green dragon hatches. Will this cute, mischievous hatchling really grow up to be an evil green dragon?R.D. Henham's series inspired by The New York Times best-seller A Practical Guide to Dragons hatches a gripping story of a green dragon who might--or might not--be evil as the day he was born.

Book Details

Genre: 

  • Fantasy
  • Fiction
  • Series

Age Level: 

  • 12 and up
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The world of Krynn in Green Dragon Codex by R.D. Henham is full of mystery, adventure, magic, and, of course, dragons! Green ones are known to be extremely evil. When young Scamp Weaver comes across a dead green dragon that has a locked chest by its carcass, Scamp can't help but take the chest and find out what's inside. Scamp's brother, Mather, disapproves of Scamp's curiosity, and Scamp's female friend, Dannika, also questions whether Scamp should take the chest.

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To ten-year-old Scamp Weaver, an old mahogany chest just too incredible to keep whatever secrets it holds inside. Especially when he finds it by a dead dragon! When Scamp bring it home to open the chest with his older brother, Mather, and his best friend, Dannika, they discover that the chest contains an odd stone and a mysterious tablet. But before they can even wonder what these items might be, they are attacked by dragonslayers who come to take the strange objects for themselves. Forced to flee, the trio begins a journey to save their lives and possibly many others.

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