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Night of the Dream Dragon: A Branches Book (Dragon Masters #28)

#28 in Dragon Masters Series

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In this 28th installment of Tracey West’s Dragon Masters series, Drake and the other Dragon Masters are startled awake by terrible nightmares. The evil Shadow Queen has sent Hypnos, the Dream Dragon, to invade their sleep and steal their courage. To stop her, the young heroes must journey into a shifting dream realm, locate the imprisoned Dream Dragon, and teach it to use its powers for good before the Shadow Queen turns dreams into their worst fears. Medieval-style castles, magical caves, and a surreal dreamscape all set the stage for a fast-paced adventure that emphasizes teamwork, bravery, and the power of facing one’s fears.
In series
Series reading

Sequential

Age

6-8

Length

96 pages

Text complexity

Character compass

Drake
Worm (Earth Dragon)
Griffith

Discussion points

What personal fear did each Dragon Master confront?
How did teamwork make a difference in the dream realm?
Why was freeing Hypnos important for everyone’s safety?
How can we turn our own scary dreams into positive thoughts?
Tip: Role play these questions
Draw your family’s ‘dream dragons’ and discuss their special powers.
Act out a calming routine like the characters use before sleep.

Key lessons

Example Lesson: Courage is acting even when afraid
Explanation: Drake pushes forward despite frightening visions.
Real-World Application: Children can try new activities even when nervous.
Example Lesson: Teamwork multiplies strengths
Explanation: Each Dragon Master’s dragon contributes unique abilities.
Real-World Application: Group projects at school benefit from varied talents.
Example Lesson: Knowledge is power
Explanation: Researching scrolls reveals how to enter the Dream Realm.
Real-World Application: Looking up facts helps solve real-life problems.
Example Lesson: Empathy can turn enemies into allies
Explanation: The Dream Dragon changes sides after receiving kindness.
Real-World Application: Understanding others’ feelings can resolve conflicts.