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Ghost Dragons of Japan
Book 2 of the Halloween Legends series -- a spellbinding tale of water dragons, forbidden magic and a family secret buried beneath a Japanese village
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Ghost Dragons of Japan is a fantasy book of Halloween legends for middle grade readers, where the Japanese folklore of the water dragon Ryujin meets a grandfather who vanished.A jade scale, a vanished grandfather, and a river that remembers everything.
Akira has never stopped wondering what happened to his grandfather, who walked into the river one autumn evening and never came back, leaving only a pair of sandals on the bank and a single green dragon scale pressed into his grandson's palm. A year later, that scale is still warm, and the river is starting to speak again.
With his skeptical friend Haruto and Yuki, the girl who hears voices no one else can, Akira sets out to find the ruined temple upstream where villagers once honored the Ryūjin, the water dragons of Japanese legend. What they uncover is a warning older than the village itself, one that was silenced for a reason.
Book 2 in the Halloween Legends series, this novella blends real Japanese mythology with a fast-paced, atmospheric story built for readers who love folklore with teeth: family loyalty, old secrets and creatures that were never just stories.
Perfect for fans of legend-based fiction looking for an eerie, satisfying read that respects the source mythology instead of flattening it.
A haunting, character-driven tale that turns an ancient Japanese legend into an adventure you will not want to put down.
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