![]() The ending is satisfying yet leaves room for sequels, which readers will be clamoring for. The tale is adventurous and exciting with many twists and turns along the way. Knudsen does a fantastic job of creating sympathetic and realistic characters that really drive the story. “This is an exciting fantasy that draws in readers from the start. he narrative moves at a brisk clip to a satisfying conclusion, with a broad hint of sequels. “Charmingly honest portrayals of family life, the dizzying heartbreak of first romance, the insecurities of loneliness and the rewards of scholarship. solid addition to the fantasy genre.” - Booklist Meg is gutsy and impulsive, while Calen is thoughtful and steadfast and they make an appealing duo. “Calen and Meg’s easygoing, entirely believable friendship is the core of this adventurous first novel. “This strong debut novel should find a welcoming audience among Gail Carson Levine and Shannon Hale fans.” - The Horn Book “An enchanting tale-readers will beg for more.” - Cynthia Leitich Smith, New York Times best-selling author of the Tantalize series ![]() “A princess, a mage-in-training, and a dragon-an intoxicating combination in Knudsen’s capable hands.” - Cinda Williams Chima, New York Times best-selling author of the Heir Chronicles and the Seven Realms series ![]() ![]() ![]() “A magical adventure and a true delight.” - Rebecca Stead, author of the Newbery Medal–winning When You Reach Me ![]()
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