This final story beautifully ties together the various characters in the series while providing real-life insights into being true to one’s self. Rinn and Aedhan also make an appearance as they visit the village to sell goods from their faraway village. Meanwhile, Minette uncovers her past and finally accepts her new life. Greta has been honing her craft of blacksmithing to prepare for an apprenticeship opportunity of a lifetime. In the final installment of this series, The Tea Dragon Tapestry, which returns to our characters Greta and Minette a year following The Tea Dragon Society. Now that the threat is no longer present, Aedhan finds peace and comfort in his new home. However, his duties are fulfilled as Hesekiel and Erik find what caused Aedhan to sleep for all that time. Upon his awakening, he tackles feelings of guilt and inadequacy after failing his duty to protect the village. One day, she discovers a slumbering dragon named Aedhan who has been asleep for nearly eighty years. This story follows a forager and aspiring cook named Rinn. The second book in this series, The Tea Dragon Festival, acts as a prequel to The Tea Dragon Society as it takes place many years in the past. Building relationships with her new friends and the tea dragons helps Greta find purpose to save the traditions of art and craftmanship.
Greta and a shy apprentice, Minette, commits herself to learning the patience to care for tea dragons.
However, her life changes when she finds a small dragon that belongs to local tea shop owners, Hesekiel and his partner Erik. The series begins with the first installment, The Tea Dragon Society, which follows Greta, a young girl of goblin ancestry whose family continues the declining art of blacksmithing in their village. Plainfield, Indiana Photograph Collection DatabaseĪuthor and illustrator Kay O’Neill transports readers into a cozy fantasy world in their middle-grade graphic novel trilogy: The Tea Dragon Series.
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