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Ruby Dragon Kingdom: Tales of the Cousin Kingdoms, Book One

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Blaze, Maverick, and Gwen have never seen a dragon before, and they're from the Ruby Dragon Kingdom. That changes one summer when they're whisked away to the Land of Sand and Sun-against their will. Their cousins, Hailey and Claire, happen to be visiting at the time, so yeah, they're kidnapped too. They discover dragons aren't the myths they thought they were, and the dragons have stolen the Sand Dwellers' parents. The five cousins must use their magical talents to get them back . . . or they won't be allowed to go home. Can they solve the mystery of the missing parents before the dragons destroy everything?

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Published November 16, 2020

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Michele Israel Harper

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Michele Israel Harper spends her days as a stay-at-home mom and her nights spinning her own tales. Sleep? Sometimes…

She has her master's degree in publishing, is obsessed with all things French—including Jeanne d’Arc and La Belle et la Bête—and loves curling up with a good book more than just about anything else.

Author of 12 published books, Michele prays her involvement in writing, editing, and publishing will touch many lives in the years to come.

Visit micheleisraelharper.com to learn more about her.

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Author 9 books49 followers
May 12, 2021
The story itself is an adventure with cousins through desert, ruin, and dragons with magic and mystery. All good things. But it read like a beginning reader's chapter book, and I was not anticipating that. I had a hard time picturing children as young as eight riding horses, or more accurately, mounting and dismounting, without help. It was logistics like that and the dialogue, which did not fit the setting, that threw me off. For what it is, it's a good story with fairy-tale worldbuilding, suspense, and character building, but definitely more Middle Grade or Children's than the YA I thought it was.
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Author 19 books105 followers
December 16, 2023
This is the first book in a brand-new children's series for younger middle grade readers.

I wrote it for my kids and their cousins, and quite a few other kids read it or had their parents read it to them and enjoyed it as well.

I hope you or whomever you buy it for love it!
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Author 13 books89 followers
April 9, 2021
A fantastic middle grade adventure novel! Perfect for both girls and boys. And it's just as fun a read for parents, too!
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