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Several publishers turned down Brandon Mull's manuscripts. An editor at Shadow Mountain liked his style and suggested a different kind of story. That became Fablehaven, written in about five months. It was Mull's first published book.
source ↗Seth is based on Mull's brother, Bryson. The preserve grew out of childhood daydreams about hidden parks for fantasy creatures in the forests of Connecticut.
source ↗The book sold 20,000 copies by September 2006, hit the New York Times best-seller list in November 2007 and passed 2 million copies in the US by 2011.
source ↗At the end, the fairies give Kendra their leftover energy. It looks like a sweet thank-you. That gift matters a lot in the books ahead.
source ↗It came out May 31, 2007, less than a year after the first book. Mull put out one Fablehaven book a year through 2010.
source ↗The Forgotten Chapel, where everything came to a head in book one, sets the stage for a big Kendra scene again.
source ↗The demon prison's name sounds made up, but Zzyzx is also a real spot in the Mojave Desert in California.
source ↗At the end, Kendra finds a hidden message in Vanessa's cell accusing the Sphinx. Hold on to that: the next book opens with it hanging in the air.
source ↗With this third book, Fablehaven made the top ten of the New York Times best-selling children's series list.
source ↗The story takes place the same summer as Rise of the Evening Star. It's the first time the saga leaves Fablehaven for another preserve, Lost Mesa in Arizona.
source ↗The revenant Seth faced in the last book has consequences: Seth gains new abilities and starts understanding dark creatures.
source ↗Seth finds the Chronometer, an artifact that messes with time, and accidentally pulls Patton Burgess out of the past. Keep an eye on the artifacts: each one matters.
source ↗Wyrmroost, the dragon sanctuary, was inspired by Mull's visit to Glacier National Park in Montana.
source ↗Many of the book's creatures come from myths and legends: Greek mythology, German and Scandinavian folklore and Native American legends.
source ↗The journal of Patton Burgess, whom the kids met last book, hides a message pointing to where the next artifacts are.
source ↗The mountain sanctuary, with the wizard Agad and the little fairy dragon Raxtus, isn't a one-time stop. It comes back later.
source ↗Some stores started selling the book a day before its planned March 20, 2010 release. Shadow Mountain let it go and moved the official date to March 19.
source ↗The finale travels a lot: Obsidian Waste is in Australia, Living Mirage is in eastern Turkey, and Shoreless Isle is said to sit inside the Bermuda Triangle.
source ↗With this fifth book, Fablehaven climbed to No. 4 on the New York Times best-selling children's series list. At 593 pages, it's the biggest book of the first series.
source ↗Vanessa, the traitor locked up since Rise of the Evening Star, plays a big part again, and so does the demon Graulas from earlier books.
source ↗Dragonwatch came out March 14, 2017, seven years after the last Fablehaven book. Mull calls the series the second half of Fablehaven.
source ↗The dragon sanctuary the kids visited in Secrets of the Dragon Sanctuary becomes the heart of the new series, now with Kendra and Seth in charge.
source ↗Kendra is now 15 and Seth is 13. Cousin Knox joins the saga, and Seth gets a tiny ally, the nipsie Calvin.
source ↗Early on, Kendra gets an offer of help from a demon. Remember it.
source ↗Starting with this book, Dragonwatch moved to October releases: 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021, one a year.
source ↗Agad, Wyrmroost's wizard, first showed up in Secrets of the Dragon Sanctuary. He was a dragon who became human.
source ↗Seth and Kendra, newly appointed caretakers of Wyrmroost, have to survive when Celebrant's dragons rebel. The US hardcover runs 410 pages.
source ↗Bracken, the unicorn stuck in human form whom the kids met in Keys to the Demon Prison, is a prisoner on the Phantom Isle.
source ↗This is the book where Kendra most has to act without her brother: with Seth and Bracken missing, she rallies allies by herself.
source ↗Seth is bound to the Underking, the island's master, and under Ronodin's influence. Pay attention to Ronodin.
source ↗Titan Valley is a sanctuary where the Giant Queen keeps enslaved dragons that fight in gladiator games.
source ↗The Titan Games are run by Humbuggle, the demon who stole Seth's memories.
source ↗The book opens with Kendra and Seth leaving Crescent Lagoon, the underwater sanctuary from the last book, to ask the Giant Queen for help.
source ↗At 614 pages in US hardcover, it's the longest book in Fablehaven and Dragonwatch.
source ↗The same year saw Legend of the Dragon Slayer, an illustrated Dragonwatch origin story with art by Brandon Dorman, a map of Selona and a dragon slayer family tree.
source ↗Seth gathers the pieces of the Ethergem while Kendra confronts Ronodin in the fairy realm. Knox and Tess deal with the fallout of the Giant Queen's fall.
source ↗It came out March 4, 2025 as volume 1 of Tales of Newel and Doren, four years after Dragonwatch ended.
source ↗Newel and Doren defend their Satyr Games title against two new rivals, Barrett and Hoff, who have a smartphone.
source ↗The story picks up after the satyrs helped end the dragon rebellion, and now they're scared of growing up.
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