Firelight
Firelight
Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 2010
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Contemporary Fantasy World
2010
YA
12-17 years
HL560L
Super Short Summary
In Sophie Jordan's Firelight, a person named Jacinda struggles with her identity as a draki, descendants of dragons who can shift into human form. Pressured to conform to her community's expectations, Jacinda faces challenges when her family's circumstances force them to hide among humans. She grapples with self-discovery and the tension between her dual worlds.
Fantastical
Romantic
Adventurous
Suspenseful
Emotional
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Firelight by Sophie Jordan captivates with its unique premise of draki, dragon descendants with human forms. Readers praise the vivid world-building and the protagonist's struggles with identity and belonging. However, some critique the predictability of the plot and romantic elements. Overall, it balances thrilling fantasy with a compelling personal journey, resonating with young adult audiences.
Who Should Read Firelight?
Readers who enjoy Firelight by Sophie Jordan likely appreciate young adult fantasy with strong female protagonists, romance, and mythical elements. Fans of series like Twilight by Stephenie Meyer or Wings by Aprilynne Pike would also find this book appealing.
70,392 ratings
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Novel • Fiction
Contemporary Fantasy World
2010
YA
12-17 years
HL560L
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