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By: John Wiswell

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  • CategoryFantasy
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages400
  • Published2026
  • File size2.5 MB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9780756420505

Key ideas from the book

  • Garrodigh’s three heads have distinct personalities that make for a lively inner conflict.
  • Rania and Garrodigh form an unexpected bond at a dragon rider academy.
  • The dragon’s heads begin working together to protect Rania and their homeland.
  • The story blends cozy fantasy and humor with battles against invaders.
  • The book explores the idea of being seen as a monster through a dragon’s perspective.

About The Dragon Has Some Complaints by John Wiswell

Garrodigh was once a four-headed dragon, but after losing one head, he is left with three very different personalities and a stump. Hoping for food and shelter, he sneaks into an elite dragon rider academy and pretends to be tame. Rider Rania Charvátová, who badly wants a dragon of her own, takes him in.

As Garrodigh recovers, his heads begin to agree on one thing: protecting Rania from the invaders who killed their fourth head and threaten Kardoša. This cozy fantasy combines humor and friendship with battles, and offers an unusual dragon’s perspective on what it means to be called a monster. It should suit readers looking for dragon fantasy, a warm found-family thread, and a playful take on the genre.

About John Wiswell

John Wiswell is a science fiction and fantasy writer whose work includes the novel Someone You Can Build a Nest In and the Nebula Award-winning short story “Open House on Haunted Hill.” His fiction often reimagines monsters and other outsiders, bringing warmth and humor to stories about belonging, identity, and care.

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