Dragons of Wild by Ava Richardson

I received a free e-book copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for this opportunity!

Rating: 3/5 stars
☆☆★★★

This book is about a human girl named Saffron who grew up with dragons and leaves to find out about her family and past. She meets an outcast named Bower, and together, they journey to Torvald. It turns out, though, that Saffron's family is not what she expected...



This book was really cute! I don't know why I was expecting this book to be bad, but I'm so glad I was wrong. The dragons are portrayed pretty well, but I was sort of hoping for more fire and blood and violence. This was just a cute story about a journey. The dragons in this book were like the wise, old grandmother and the best friend/sister.

The characters had good personalities to them--especially Bower. He was clumsy and awkward and had horrible survival skills, and I'm so glad he met Saffron because she really brought out the best (and worst) in him.

There's also magic in this book and that's pretty cool. Honestly, dragons and magic are all I need in life to be happy.

The reason that this didn't get a better star rating is because the grammatical errors were insane. There were so many that it really sort of ruined the experience for me. I started playing "count the errors" like 1/4 into the book, and I ended with 72 errors! :( It really didn't seem like there was an editor at all. It could be easily fixed though.