Hey, everyone loves a good story...so why should it be any different for dragons?

Get ready for a fast paced, funny story filled with adventure, and baddies that NEEDED to be defeated...and all that is in addition to a nonreader discovering they have magical type powers that allow them to be transported into the stories that surround them, utilizing them as a sort of portal to...well, I can't really say because to do so would be I'd have to tamper with your memory after you read it and if I learned anything from Faith, the ultra cool "librarian" (that really IS one, but also not exactly!), that's ALWAYS a last resort!

Seriously though, readers of Middle Grade Fiction (and beyond!) will be enthralled by the diverse cast of characters, blown away by the mysteries of the library, and gasping for breath as we bounce from discovery to danger to all out you-must-perform-this-magic-or-it-just-might-be-the-end-of-it-before-it-really-begins moments! Kit is her own self, and happy to be that way, as are we to meet her! Her two best friends are different than her, but they celebrate each other's strengths and try to build each other up in times of weakness. She couldn't have asked for a better duo to share this MASSIVE secret with! Speaking of secrets, her new (maybe) instructor, Faith, is SO not your regular old wizened and bearded wizardy type teacher, but is a ROCKSTAR just the same.

All in all, a fabulous MUST READ that I can't wait to visit with again...and when the next installment launches, I AM SO THERE!


*copy received fore review; opinions are my own ( )

Librarians are magic! You can really get into a book, I mean literally get into and travel through it! Your local library may even house a dragon. The young protagonist learns that libraries are not the boring places she has always assumed, and there are things to be learnt, adventures to be had, and villains to be vanquished right there in her local library.
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Kit would rather be playing and doesn't want to go to the library. But when she finds a wizard librarian and is drawn into a magical world behind the stacks, she finds her true power. Fun, magical chapter books. Grades 2-3. I love the references in the book. ( )

My 8yo daughter loved this book. She read it with her dad and spent the next month making references to the plot and characters. Clearly it's a theme and style that really appeals to this age-group (or at least my dragon-loving kid), and I can't wait to read it again with her myself. ( )