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Grilled Cheese and Dragons

Grilled Cheese and Dragons | Nancy Krulik

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Princess Serena wants to be a knight and go by Princess Pulverizer. Her father challenges her to go on a Quest of Kindness to prove that she truly deserves to go to knight school. With help from a friendly dragon named Dribble and a perpetually terrified knight-in-training named Lucas, can she discover what it really takes to be a hero? Illustrations.

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Grilled Cheese and Dragons #1 | Nancy Krulik

Part 2 of the Book Outlet #bookhaul #bookmail - we‘ll say these are for the kiddo (Sanity & Tallulah is totally for me, and I got extra copies for Christmas presents).

jessijames Both of those by Mildred D. Taylor are AMAZING! 3y

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Grilled Cheese and Dragons #1 | Nancy Krulik

Meh

so-so

Kind of cute, but nothing special ⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Grilled Cheese and Dragons | Nancy Krulik

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Princess Pulverizer wants to be a knight simply because that's who she wants to be. Sure, she's horrible at singing and she trips on her own feet while dancing, but she never bashes princess life. Instead, she goes after what she wants. Along the way, she learns the power of leadership, teamwork, and to not judge others by their looks. I give the story four stars, and honestly, I think it would play wonderfully as a Netflix series for kids!