Wings of Fire: The Poison Jungle
by Tui T. Sutherland
The third book in the Wings of Fire series follows a young RainWing dragon named Sundew who discovers a dangerous plant that could save or destroy the dragon tribes. The story explores themes of environmental protection, rebellion against oppressive systems, and the complexity of choosing between personal desires and greater good. Sundew is a lesbian dragon whose romantic relationship with Willow is central to the plot, representing positive LGBTQ+ representation in middle grade fantasy. The narrative deals with heavy themes including war, propaganda, and the moral ambiguity of violent resistance movements.
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