1.
Rescue operation
2.
The Secret of the Hideout
3.
Strange Wall
4.
powerful magic
5.
Dragon in the Mountains
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Anytime, anywhere
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Something's wrong!
8.
I'm alone in the past
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Don't get caught!
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In search of truth
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Is it possible to connect?
12.
upside down
13.
Back to the future
14.
The power of the last
15.
Dark Wizards

Once you start, you can't stop!
The best story with guaranteed immersion

The book "Dragon Master," which is already a hot topic among those who know, is a representative chapter book (branch series) for lower grades from Scholastic, a traditional powerhouse in education and publishing.
It is not a burdensome length, so it is good for children who are just starting to read long texts to get them started on reading.
Even though it is a long series, it is so popular that it rises to the Amazon bestseller list every time a sequel is released, so the fun of the story has already been proven.
The solid story and illustrations that clearly reveal the characters' personalities create a much richer reading experience.


The book's greatest strength is its captivating and infinite storytelling.
'Drake' and the dragon 'Worm' lead the entire series, but each episode keeps the main characters and dragons changing, creating curiosity.
The children who are Dragon Masters are characters with diverse personalities, appearances, and even hometowns, and the dragons that pair with the Dragon Masters also have different attributes, abilities, and personalities, so you can have fun finding the dragon that suits you.
As the story progresses, new dragons and masters appear, creating unpredictable developments that arouse even more curiosity.


*Overseas Reader Reviews*

- I love reading this series with my son.
My son started reading this book when he was five and he is still enjoying it now that he is seven.
- A fantasy book suitable for children who are not ready to read Harry Potter.
- It's perfect for children who like fantasy but have trouble reading long texts.
It is highly recommended for reading in libraries, classrooms, and at home.

- My seven and nine year old children can't stand reading every night.
But even though I'm forty-two, I honestly love it too.

- My son is very active and hates reading, but he finished this book in two days and wants to read the next one.
It's a really great book.

- It's great and fantastic.
I want to give it 8,000 stars.
I love that it's a book about dragons!

Into the world of a fantastic narrative

Fantasy is a genre that fundamentally deals with ‘worldviews’.
Even if it is not revealed in the story, a good story is born within a well-crafted worldview, and this in turn becomes an element that draws readers into the work.
The reason why young readers need fantasy is not only because they discover the joy of reading by reading interesting and novel stories, but also because the experience of understanding long and extensive narratives in three dimensions helps develop literacy skills.
It invites young readers who are just beginning to read to an unknown world they have never experienced before.


The official Korean version of 『Dragon Master』 also came out with a more impressive worldview.
The cover, which contains a fantasy image, helps readers easily enter the fantastical world, and the text, where the main story flows, uses point colors to make the monotonous black-and-white fairy tale book more vivid, making it even more enjoyable to read.
What makes the Korean version even more special is that it comes with the "Special Edition" "Official Guidebook," which allows you to see the dragons and Dragon Masters of "Dragon Master" at a glance.
It contains the tendencies of the Dragon Master and the attributes of each dragon, and as it is a special edition, you can enjoy a variety of dragons in full color.
It's also fun to meet the main character of the next story in advance or find a dragon that matches your personality.
Additionally, this book contains 'Dragon Cards', so you can complete your dragon collection.

You can go anywhere.

Whether it's the past or the future!

Drake and Rory set out to find the Time Dragon to rescue Echo, who is trapped in a wall of the past with powerful magic.

The two who went to Kasgore met the cheerful Dragon Master Lucas and the Time Dragon Magi.
Marge sees through Drake and Rory's good hearts and decides to help them.
Just as Maji was about to teleport everyone, something strange happened.
The clock that aided time travel began to tick by itself, and after a while, Drake found himself back in his hometown of Bracken.
But there was no one around.
There was no Rory, no Lucas, no Worm! Even when I met my mother, she didn't know about the Dragon Master or that dragons existed.
How on earth did this happen?

A fairy imp appeared before Drake, who was in a state of confusion! This creature had pranked Drake into traveling back in time alone.
The dragon stone had already been stolen by Imp Bizzle, and the Drake of the past had not even met the Wyrm yet.
Neither his friends, nor Wizard Griffith, nor the dragon knew him! Drake was no longer the "Dragon Master," but just an ordinary boy.
We must use all our ideas to escape from here and return to our original time.

Where will Drake's adventure lead?