Worse, there's some heavy Fantastic Racism and a terribly oppressive pseudo-feudal society.

Crapsack World: It never stops raining, which means it's hard to grow crops that won't drown, which means a lot of people go hungry.

The Caligula: The judge administrator of Daligar in Part Two starves his people, using the food they grow as fertilizer for a wall of flowers.

After the End: According to The Other Wiki, this book takes place after some devastating apocalypse has permanently clouded the sky.

It's implied that humans are not particularly imaginative about naming, at least not with animals. Yorsh later names a horse Lightning, to similar consternation. Monser exclaims that that's a ridiculous name - dogs are called Paws or Patch or some such, not Fido. Yorsh, Sajra and Monser find a dog, and Yorsh names him Fido.

A Dog Named 'Dog': Interestingly averted.

The Last Dragon provides examples of the following tropes: Not to be confused with the 1985 film of the same name, or the 2008 novel Last Dragon, or the novel series The Last Dragon Chronicles. In Part Two, which takes place thirteen years later, Yorsh and a girl called Robi (Sajra and Monser's daughter) make a similar journey, for a somewhat different purpose. The book is split into two parts: in Part One, Yorsh and the two humans, Sajra and Monser, travel through the Crapsack World of endless rain and constant danger in search of the last dragon. However, Yorsh has a purpose: he must find the last dragon and save the world. The book follows a young elf called Yorsh, the Last of His Kind, who is taken in by two traveling humans despite the danger he poses to them: elves are not allowed outside of their designated villages, and if Yorsh is found, he and anyone helping him will probably be put to death. The story takes place in a (probably) post-apocalyptic world where the rain never stops and nearly everyone is barely eking out a living.

The Last Dragon is a Young Adult novel by Italian author Silvana De Mari, first published in 2004 under the title L'ultimo elfo.

The Last Dragon by Silvana De Mari