The Book of Dragons by Michael Hague

For thousands of years, the legendary dragon has inspired awe and wonder in cultures the world over. Now Michael Hague, one of America's most beloved painters of fantasy, boldly captures seventeen classic dragon tales. Within these pages are the stories of heroic dragon slayers such as Perseus, St. George, and Sigurd, as well as the magical writings of J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis.

Miranda's Dragon by Rosalys Haskell Hall

What should a young girl do when her cowardly boyfreind throws her to the dragon they meet while walking through the woods? Marry the dragon, of course.

Dragonsbane by Barbara Hambly

When the Black Dragon seized the Deep of Ylferdun, young Gareth braved the far Winterlands to find John Aversin, Dragonsbane -- the only living man ever to slay a dragon. In return for the promise of the King to send help to the Winterlands, Aversin agreed to attempt the nearly impossible feat again.

Dragonshadow by Barbara Hambly

Lord John Aversin--with the help of his mageborn wife, Jenny Waynest-- has fought and defeated two dragons, earning the title of Dragonsbane. But there are creatures more terrifying than dragons. Demonspawn from a dark dimension have learned to drink the magic--and the souls--of mages and dragons alike, turning their victims into empty vessels. And now they've stolen John and Jenny's mageborn son, twelve-year-old Ian.

Dragonstar by Barbara Hambly

Condemned to die for consorting with demons, dragonslayer Lord John Aversin sits in a dank prison cell and calculates the odds of escape, while smelling the smoke of the executioners' pyres. In Winterlands, Jenny Waynest pays a heavy price for choosing to be human, mourning the loss of her husband, Lord John, and the dangers that engulf her family. But in a season of the Dragon Star, strange miracles are about to transpire.

Knight of the Demon Queen by Barbara Hambly

Once the most powerful mage in the land, Jenny Waynest is now a broken woman. After being possessed and corrupted by the demon Amayon, she lost everything she holds dear--even the trust of her husband. Yet Lord John Aversin has torments of his own: memories of the beautiful and cruel Aohila, demon queen of a rival hell, whom he'd tricked into providing the help he needed to free Jenny. Now, condemned to death for trafficking with demons, John cannot forgive himself for opening the door to a far greater evil--an evil that still haunts his dreams. And not only his dreams...

Glory Road by Robert A. Heinlein

E. C. "Scar" Gordon was on the French Riviera recovering from a tour of combat in Southeast Asia , but he hadn't given up his habit of scanning the Personals in the newspaper. One ad in particular leapt out at him:

"ARE YOU A COWARD? This is not for you. We badly need a brave man. He must be 23 to 25 years old, in perfect health, at least six feet tall, weigh about 190 pounds, fluent English, with some French, proficient in all weapons, some knowledge of engineering and mathematics essential, willing to travel, no family or emotional ties, indomitably courageous and handsome of face and figure.

Flight of the Fallen by Mary H. Herbert

Flight of the Fallen is the second title in a trilogy that centers around Linsha Majere, the grandchild of one of the central characters of the entire Dragonlance saga. This trilogy continues to advance the story of post-War of Souls events in the Dragonlance world and introduces a major new villain to the setting.

Beginning to Read Books: Dragons and Dinosaurs by Margaret Hillert

This set contains six books from the Beginning to Read collection, including some of the "Dear Dragon" books.

Ages 4-8.

Come to School, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

A boy's pet dragon visits him at school and joins in the classroom activities.

Ages 4-8.

A Friend for Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

A boy and his pet dragon make friends with their new neighbors, a girl and her unicorn.

Ages 4-8.

Go to Sleep, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

After reading a book about medieval times, a boy falls asleep and dreams that he is in a medieval setting where he finds a large egg out of which a baby dragon hatches.

Ages 4-8.

Happy Birthday, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

A youngster is delighted with his birthday present, especially when it helps him do things such as toast marshmellows.

Ages 4-8.

Happy Easter, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

A boy and his pet dragon celebrate Easter by enjoying the spring flowers and baby animals, coloring eggs, making an egg tree, hunting for Easter eggs, marching in the Easter parade, and going to church.

Ages 4-8.

Happy Mother's Day, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

Ages 4-8.

Help for Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

When "dear dragon" feels sick, he receives help from a friendly veterinarian. Ages 4-8.

I Love You, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

A boy and his pet dragon celebrate Valentine's Day by noticing all the red things they see, making Valentines, and eating a Valentine cake.

Ages 4-8.

I Need You, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

Dear dragon feels somewhat rejected when his master's new baby sister comes home from the hospital, but love and reassurance put things right.

Ages 4-8.

It's Circus Time, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

A boy and his dragon go to the circus where the dragon performs some unexpected tricks on a high wire.

Ages 4-8.

It's Halloween, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

A boy and his pet dragon play in the autumn leaves, make a jack-o'-lantern, eat pumpkin pie, dress in costumes, go trick-or-treating, enter a costume contest, and fly together.

Ages 4-8.

Let's Go, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

A boy and his pet dragon celebrate the Fourth of July by going to the beach, having a picnic, and watching the fireworks.

Ages 4-8.

Merry Christmas, Dear Dragon by Margaret Hillert

A boy and his pet dragon share many winter activities and celebrate Christmas by chopping down and decorating a tree, making cookies, and sitting by a fire.

Ages 4-8.

Min-Yo and the Moon Dragon by Elizabeth Hillman

When the moon suddenly appears to be approaching the earth, young Min-Yo climbs the cobweb staircase between the earth and moon to ask the moon dragon for help.

Ages 4-8.

Saint George and the Dragon by Margaret Hodges

Retells the segment from Spenser's The Faerie Queene, in which George, the Red Cross Knight, slays the dreadful dragon that has been terrorizing the countryside for years and brings peace and joy to the land.

Ages 4-8.

Dragons by Peter Hogarth

Do we dare believe in dragons? Here is a lively, lavishly illustrated history of the friend/foe who has played such a significant role in the cultural development of the Near and Far East, classical antiquity, the Dark Ages, the Renaissance, and events of modern times.

Alexander and the Dragon by Katharine Holabird

A very small boy is afraid of the dark, especially when the shadow under his bed becomes a fierce dragon. He soon learns, however, that even dragons have their gentle side.

Ages 3-6.