Aisha the Sapphire Treasure Dragon (Dragon Girls #5): Volume 5

Aisha the Sapphire Treasure Dragon (Dragon Girls #5): Volume 5 - Paperback

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Aisha the Sapphire Treasure Dragon (Dragon Girls #5): Volume 5

Aisha the Sapphire Treasure Dragon (Dragon Girls #5): Volume 5 - Paperback

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Book Overview

We are Dragon Girls -- hear us roar!

Aisha and her friends Mei and Quinn have an amazing secret: They can transform into powerful dragons. Together, they are the Treasure Dragon Girls, and they help keep a realm called the Magic Forest safe from harm.

The evil Shadow Sprites have stolen the Magic Mirror, determined to cause chaos among the forest's animals. Aisha must harness the power of sapphires to rescue the mirror, and return it to its rightful home in the Magic Forest's secret vault.

Read all the books in the Treasure Dragon arc!

#4: Mei the Ruby Treasure Dragon

#5: Aisha the Sapphire Treasure Dragon

#6: Quinn the Jade Treasure Dragon

ISBN9781338680676
Author Maddy Mara
PublisherScholastic Paperbacks
GenreChildren and Education
FormatPaperback
PublishedNovember 2021
LanguageENG- English
Pages144
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids and Teens & young adults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Maddy Mara

Maddy Mara is the pen name of Australian creative duo Hilary Rogers and Meredith Badger. Hilary is a writer and former publisher; Meredith is a writer and teaches English as a second language. Together they have written or created many bestselling series for kids, including Dragon Girls, Dragon Games, and Forever Fairies. Dragon Girls has over 1.5 million copies in print and is available in multiple countries and languages. They live on the lands of the Wurundjeri and Bunurong people in Melbourne, Australia. Their website is maddymara.com.

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