Oh hey! I just started reading these!

I'm only on book two because I work full time and struggle with chronic fatigue, so I haven't had a whole lot of time to focus on books. I like the premise, I enjoy the characters as long as I keep in mind that the books are probably geared towards a younger audience (I'm creeping towards middle-age).

I think the writing is very simple and it does bother me at times, but I remind myself of the above and for the most part I enjoy it. I like the different types of dragons, though I wish there was a little more...mystery? Complexity? I feel like as soon as a dragon or dragonet suspects something it's confirmed. There doesn't seem to be a whole lot of lead-up (see: Peril's mother, some other things).

But like the OP said, that simplicity opens the books up to a wider range of readers, perhaps.

I adore Tsunami and Glory. I feel like they're deeper characters than some of the others, like Clay. I get it, he likes food and he doesn't think that deep, which is fine but he feels very two-dimensional.

There are better books about dragons out there, but I'm still enjoying them!