Dragon’s Song

Dragon’s Song by Sara Stern, published by iUniverse in April 2005, is a 296-page work of juvenile fiction that explores themes of fantasy and magic through the lens of a young girl’s journey. The story follows Selah of Domar, who has always felt a unique bond with dragons, finding in them the comfort her family could not provide. When she is offered a chance to train as a dragonrider at Dragonhold, she eagerly accepts, setting the stage for her transformative adventure.

As the only female apprentice at Dragonhold, Selah encounters challenges from her peers and faces a pivotal moment during the Choosing ceremony, where newborn dragons select their caretakers. An unexpected accident during this crucial event leads to a revelation about her true heritage, forcing Selah to confront her identity and the implications of her connection to the dragon god, Stormhunter. This revelation not only alters her path but also draws the attention of those who threaten the existence of the dragonriders. Readers will find a rich narrative that intertwines elements of dragons, mythical creatures, and the struggles of self-discovery.