I highly recommend the "A Natural History of Dragons" series, it's really good and I've loved every one in the series!

My suggestion is the series that starts with A Natural History of Dragons. It follows a biologist traveling around the world studying dragons and the ancient Draconean civilization, and it's one of the best series I've read in a while!
The protagonist is really good and the worldbuilding is amazing!

Ooooo I'll have to check it out! It sounds super interesting!

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I actually haven't heard of that one, does it also follow a scientist? I love fantasy books that follow a scientist trying to understand the fantastical elements of the world!

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I LOVED the a Natural History of Dragons series, I read it just last month and it's amazing!

Good to know! I'll probably pick it up once I'm done reading the book I'm working through right now

Servers went down for a while, it should be up now though!

Oooo this has made me want to pick up So Let Them Burn

For Historical Fiction I recommend the Temeraire series, it's about the Napoleonic Wars but if dragons fought in the war.
It can be a bit hard to get used to because of the writing style but it's very good and I highly recommend it! It's the series I'm reading right now

A Natural History of Dragons also fits the magical realism category as well

For the February reading I'd recommend the "A Natural History of Dragons" series, it's a series of memoirs that tell the story of a dragon researcher's huge discoveries and life. I just finished it recently and I really liked it!

I'm reading the fourth book in a series about Dragons Fighting in the Napoleonic Wars, it's very good and I'd highly recommend the series!

Is Guards! Guards! Good? I've heard about it a couple of times but I'm not sure if I should read it or not

The fourth book in a series about dragons fighting in the Napoleonic Wars. It's pretty good!

You should! It's one of the best series I've read in a while

I have a recommendation for that!
The "A Natural History of Dragons" series is a realistic fiction series that follows a dragon researcher as they try to improve their knowledge on dragons and the ancient Draconean civilization. It's only 5 books long and I highly recommend it!

I enjoy reading both but I typically read more fantasy than sci-fi