The Dragon Defenders - Book Five: The Grand Opening (The Dragon Defenders: the world's first augmented reality novel series)

A best-selling, rip-roaring, page-turning tale of dragons and their brave child guardians, with mind-blowing, interactive augmented reality content accessible via free app AR Reads. Its all over The Pitbull has won! Hes captured every last dragon from The Island, and brought them to the mainland. The stage is now set for the grand opening of Dragon World. Meanwhile Flynn, Paddy, and Briar are stuck in their new school, powerless to do anything about it. That is, until they make a new friend These books are also like nothing you've seen before. Simply download the free 'AR Reads' app, point your device at parts of the book and watch them turn into reality. Features include eye-popping 3D animations which rise up out of the pages, 2D animations, code crackers, and video and audio messages. Note: the app is not necessary to enjoy the books; they're designed to be read either with or without the use of the app - it's your choice. A fast-paced action adventure that will have readers hanging on until the last page. Eileen Merriman, award-winning author of A Trio of Sophies and Pieces of You Told at a rip-roaring pace with feats of incredible daring, masterful guile, and heart-stopping action. This is the book the fans have been waiting for! Charlotte McKay, judge, NZ Book Awards for Children and Young Adults A fitting finale, one for the fans and those new to The Dragon Brothers. Read em all! Justin Brown, author of Shot, Boom, Score! So gripping we couldnt put it down! You never knew what was going to happen next!" Liam and Harry Rippingale, age 12 and 9 Definitely the best in the series. I never wanted it to end! Sadie Atkins, age 8 The best one yet! Brennan Hosking, age 11 took me into the deepest despair, then showed me what happens when you dont give up! Jaeda Alaalatoa-Dale, age 11 Action-packed from the moment you open the cover! Madison Phillips, age 11 NOTE: This book has been formatted with dyslexic friendly font and layout, with advice from the Dyslexia Association of New Zealand.