The hidden kingdom [graphic novel]
2000
- not for young kids
- children's fiction
- dragons, fiction
- fantasy fiction
- adventure and adventurers, fiction
The story
Write your legend, draw your destiny, and take flight! The legend starts with you!Do you love to draw or write? Do you have your very own dragon stories to tell? In this official Wings of Fire journal, you'll design awesome characters, imagine new adventures, and forge YOUR fantasy world!With examples from Wings of Fire graphic artist Mike Holmes, Tui T. Sutherland guides you through the #1 New York Times bestselling Wings of Fire series in a more interactive and exciting way than ever before.Spread your wings with your very own graphic story creation!
What it’s like
Bright, open pages built for doodling: blank frames, sketch prompts, and example dragon artwork that invite you to take up a pencil and start your own world. The mood is playful and hands-on, the sense of a creative workshop in the margins of a fantasy adventure, with dragon wings, flight, and imagined kingdoms as the recurring inspiration. Pacing is self-directed; you dip in, try a prompt, and move on, so it suits an unhurried afternoon at the kitchen table or a rainy-day project rather than a single sitting. The tone is encouraging and light, focused on invention and possibility more than danger or dread, and the book supplies its own ideas rather than a fixed story to follow. Its fantasy content is adventurous in theme, but the emotional register is upbeat and reassuring. It is written for young readers who love dragons and want to write or draw their own stories, and for adults who enjoy creative prompts and fantasy worldbuilding.
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