Phoebe the Moonlight Dragon

Dragon Girls #8

by Maddy Mara

A super collectible series that celebrates the inner fire of everyday girls! The Night Dragons are united in friendship and in a shared They must save the Magic Forest from the evil Fire Sparks. They are out to ruin the delicate balance that exists between night and day―and only the Night Dragons can stop them!Phoebe has a special task ahead of her. She must spread her wings and rescue the Dreamlets, magical creatures who create dreams for all the forest animals. Can Phoebe overcome her fears to help save nighttime?

Genres: Fantasy, Childrens, Chapter Books, Dragons, Middle Grade, Fiction, Animals

144 pages, Paperback

Published October 4, 2022

About the author

Maddy Mara is the pen name of Melbourne-based creative duo Hilary Rogers and Meredith Badger. Hilary and Meredith have been collaborating on children's books for nearly two decades. Hilary is an author and former publishing director; Meredith is the author of countless books for kids and young adults, and teaches English as a foreign language. Maddy Mara is the melding of their respective daughters' names.

Reviews

[Audrey]

Every chapter is a good cliffhanger! I loved the ending as well. I hope i like the next book, i think i will!

[Joshua Blankenship]

I am reading all of your dragon girls books thank you for making them😍😍😍😍😍

[Winnie Mae]

Phoebe is a beautiful name. I really love her little helper. DasherGirl is a great name. She was right to have moonlight flowing through her veins and there was blood and a gash in her dragon leg, guess what? Her blood was pure moonlight! How awesome is that? She did not know, her friend healed her leg. Because the girls are very good friends they could heal her leg together. That is awesome!

[Judy]

Another wonderful tale shared with my granddaughter. Reading is wonderful to share when families are separated by distance

[Gary Arakelian]

Very pleasant read

Very creative. Interesting even to an adult. Each book contains a life lesson about friendship, team work, trust, perseverance, determination & self control.

[Efox]

Continuing to enjoy this series. Phoebe, the moonlight dragon, is responsible for leading the quest against the fire sparks to help rescue the dreamlets. They were delightfully cute creatures, and the idea of fixing the fire moon (which is hot and itchy and not soothing) was interesting. I continue to like how these books use the evil queen's minions to represent big feelings that kids might have - insecurities or anger - and finding creative, healthy ways to deal with them. Looking forward to finishing up the Night Dragons trilogy!

[Kushiel]

This series is divided to into sub series that are 3 books long. Each trilogy follows a group of three friends with each book from one of the girl's point of view.

Read to create a reading comprehension HBE worksheet for my 7yo and 9yo. Rating provided by 9yo.

[Tiffany (Work Kids N Books)]

This author has great stories to tell! My daughters love these books and keep coming back for more!

[Karine]

Part 2 of the 3 books spent with the Night Dragons. The dragons Phoebe, Stella and Rosie fight the bad guys with their sidekick, DasherGirl.

[June]

I like this book because the author gives lots of detail. my favorite part was when the dreamlets hatched. I think dreamlets are so cute!

[Alexander]

It was good. I liked the plot, it was really interesting. I liked the space themes, and the idea of the dream clouds. Phoebe’s song was really funny.

[Riley Hansen]

3.9

[PottWab Regional Library]

A

[Danielle]

ngl I don't remember anything about Phoebe. is she more of an Azmina or more like a Quinn? Perhaps she's more of a Naomi? who even knows anymore

[Katy Lovejoy]

people need to talk about this cause I know I was not the only dragon obsessed little girl

[Skye Oliver]

I liked it

[Chelsea]

Fine for the young audience, but these aren't my favorite to read. My 7 year old picked this out.

[Pamela Zeiger]

My 6 year old said the story was exciting. I thought it was good, except everything was practically solved by roaring.

[Mandi]

My son and I are enjoying the change in storyline and the new dragons.