On Berk, (Y/N) daughter of Stoick the Vast, is a small, underestimated Viking who longs to prove herself. During a raid, she shoots down a Night Fury. she tracks the dragon to a hidden cove and finds him alive, maimed with a missing tail fin. Returning in secret, she studies the dragon, brings food, and gradually wins the Night Fury's trust-naming him Toothless. Torn between loyalty to Berk and her growing friendship with Toothless, (Y/N) begins to realize that understanding a dragon might be braver than killing one.

All she wanted him to do was smile. A love story.

"Aurora?" "Yes, George?" The story of two teens; a tutor and her student. And how they fell in love.

"There were dragons when we were kids" Hicca Haddock is the daughter of Stoick the vast, chief of the Hooligan tribe and twin sister to Hiccup Haddock. Because of this, she and her brother are expected to be great Viking warriors and leaders but the gods are not on their sides so it would seem. They are often ridiculed for their small sizes and considered weak. They don't exactly fit in. Dragon raids happen on Berk every single day and the twins want nothing more than to prove themselves worthy by killing a dragon. Well one twin exactly. But what happens when things change and they realize that having a reputation is the least of their problems. Their world changes. A Night Fury being the reason for the shift in their world Will the two be able to fit in? Become the heroes? Even find love? Hiccstrid and toothca

After the fall of the Red Death, the world opens wider than Berk ever imagined. Hiccup Horrendous Haddock the Third-brilliant, stubborn, and defiantly different-takes to the skies with Toothless to chart what lies beyond the known seas. But the edge of the map is a dangerous place, filled with ruthless dragon hunters, ancient secrets, and choices that demand more than courage. As the Dragon Riders race farther into the unknown, Hiccup must grow into a leader the world isn't ready for-while protecting the dragons she swore to understand.

On the storm-ravaged island of Berk, where Vikings pride themselves on brute strength and battle scars, a girl named Hiccup Haddock is anything but ordinary. Slender, sharp-tongued, and mechanically brilliant, Hiccup is the daughter of Stoick the Vast, the hulking chief of the Hairy Hooligan tribe. But where Stoick sees dragons as enemies to be slaughtered, Hiccup sees... something more. When Berk comes under attack by a swarm of dragons, Hiccup seizes her chance to prove herself. Armed with a homemade bolas launcher, she brings down the most elusive and feared dragon of all: a Night Fury-so fast and so deadly, no one has ever seen one and lived to tell the tale. But when she finally tracks the fallen creature in the woods, wounded and helpless... she can't bring herself to kill it. What follows is a secret friendship that changes everything. As Hiccup nurses the dragon-whom she names Toothless-back to health, she uncovers truths that shake the foundation of everything she's ever known about her people, her father, and herself. But even as her bond with Toothless deepens, she is forced to hide the dragon from a village that would destroy him on sight, all while navigating the brutal world of Dragon Training alongside her fellow teens. Among them is Eirick, a fiercely competitive Viking boy with something to prove and a quiet fire in his chest. Though he begins as Hiccup's rival, her strange new tactics in the training ring-and the quiet confidence she begins to show-leave him both suspicious and intrigued. As Hiccup learns what it truly means to understand a dragon, she finds herself pulled between two impossible paths: win her father's approval by becoming a dragon killer, or risk exile-and worse-by protecting the creature who has become her closest friend. And all the while, something terrible stirs beyond the fog-an ancient threat more powerful than any dragon Berk has ever faced.

What if Hiccup had a twin sister he thought was long gone with his mother? When in reality they were both taken by dragons not to be killed by them but to live with them. Y/N has grown up living with dragons for 20 years with her mother and together they help defend and save dragons from dragon trappers. Her mother told her how her brother and father were still alive but that they lived in a place where dragons were hated and feared. As much as she wanted to meet the rest of her family she couldn't live in a place where dragons were killed. But what will happen when one day her mother brings home a random boy back to the dragon's nest that has his own night fury? This story belongs to DreamWorks and so do the characters besides Sandstorm and Y/N.

The fourth book of the Girl and Her Night Fury series: Berk, once a village plagued by dragon attacks, is now a haven where dragons and Vikings live in harmony, thanks to the heroic efforts of Hiccup, the Chief's daughter, and her loyal dragon, Toothless. Despite the peace in Berk, Hiccup, Toothless, and their friends face strange new dragons and unexpected dangers that threaten the Viking Villagers.

When Emily applies for a position as a caregiver for Daniel, a boy with a permanent spinal cord injury, she never thought she'd also be dealing with his brash fighter of a brother, Lucas. Emily soon becomes involved in the world of fighting that seems to constantly surround Lucas as he attempts to find retribution for his brother. Can Emily help heal the relationship between the two brothers while also caring for the seemingly brute professional fighter? Will Lucas lower his barriers enough for Emily to do so?

The third book of the Girl and Her Night Fury series: In the middle of preparing for the Viking winter holiday of Snoggletog for the first time with dragons, all the dragons inexplicably fly away on a mass migration, except for Toothless, so Hiccup gave him something to help.