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The Dragon of Ynys
The Dragon of Ynys | Minerva Cerridwen
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Every time something goes missing from the village, Sir Violet makes his way to the dragon's cave and negotiates the item's return. It's annoying, but at least the dragon is polite. But when the dragon steals a person, that's a step too far. As Sir Violet ventures out to get the missing baker back, however, he quickly realizes things are not at all what they seem...
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kellacampbell
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This all-ages fantasy story is uplifting, inclusive, & comforting. The banter between Sir Violet & Snap is witty & clever with touches of sarcasm, but the humor never gets mean. It's a lighthearted read that nevertheless presents a deep message about acceptance of self & others. Short enough that it can be read fairly quickly, it's a great comfort read — I have re-read it a few times when the world has seemed grim, & it never fails to lift me up.

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catsuit_mango
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Nice story because not everyone has the same definition of a happy ending :)

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Jari-chan
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A beautiful fairy tale about being different, and how to accept oneself and the people (and dragons) as they are. It's a feelgood story, even though we, the author and the characters know that there's still a long way to go. But all good change starts with the first step. And books like this one.

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Delightful, slighty fantastical and very fairytale-inspired, The Dragon of Ynys features a dragon of snappy wit, a knight who would very much like a little less spiders in his adventures, and more queer rep than you can shake a stick at. A hug in a book, this.