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“Seraphina” by Rachel Hartman, is the story of a half dragon that mentally is connected to 17 other half dragons through a “garden” in her head. Throughout the story Seraphina is forced to decide between keeping an important secret and protecting many of her relations in Gorred kingdom. The story begins with Seraphina singing at the late Prince Rufus’s funeral, he died of decapitation, but it was unknown as to who the killer was. “Prince Rufus’s killer had decapitated him.” A bit later in the book Seraphina is nearly killed by Thomas Broadwick for loving a quigutl (a flightless dragon). Next a rumor about Seraphina has Lady Corongi, the mentor of Princess Dione’s Daughter and Princess Dione, the princes of Goredd attack her. After not being
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