About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is navigating the ups and downs of group projects or learning how to value their own unique talents alongside those of their friends. In this charming graphic novel, three young apprentices to the wizard Merdyn must put on a play. But when Arthur's magically-drawn dragon comes to life and escapes, the bickering trio must learn to combine their different skills (art, magic, and strength) to save the day. It's a wonderful, funny story for early elementary readers that champions creativity, teamwork, and the power of imagination. Its gentle humor and accessible format make it a perfect choice for kids just starting to read on their own, especially those who love fantasy and adventure.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
This book is free of sensitive topics. The conflicts are external (a runaway creation) and interpersonal (learning to collaborate). The approach is entirely secular, set in a lighthearted fantasy world. The resolution is hopeful and reinforces positive social behaviors like honesty and teamwork.
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