Dragon's Green: Worldquake Sequence | 
pickA cute story about the power of friendship and imagination, about discovering who you are and what you are capable of, all wrapped up in an adventure that's child friendly. I'm definitely a little older than the target audience, but I enjoyed it nonetheless.
This Daily Deal in the U.K. looks very interesting.
so-soI wanted to love this but it seemed a little too pleased with itself. It's a wonderful adventure with some interesting characters but it lacks the charm of Harry Potter or Nevermoor. Still a good read but I'm won't be seeking out the next instalment.
#RapidFirebooktag
1. Physical (my kindle gets a lot of love when I'm on holidays)
2. Heroes (the struggle to do the right thing when it's easier to be bad is infinitely more interesting to me)
3. Trilogies
4. The Hating Game 😍
5. Dragons Green
6. I can spend hours in used bookshops ♥️
7. Books that draw you in with wit, lush descriptions & relatable narrators
8. Improper English
9. The Hobbit
10. Me, Earl & the Dying Girl
11. Always 😅🙈
"Books are used to having their meanings shaped in these ways by readers."
"These people seemed to like spouting things in that way adults do when they are quoting Great Works of Literature"
