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The New Kid at School
The Dragon Slayers' Academy is back-and it's bigger and better than ever! The books have new covers and are now 112 pages long. Expanded from the old 96-page format, they now feature a fun Dragon Slayers' Academy Yearbook at the end of each story, with funny profiles of the faculty, the staff, and, especially, the students of D.S.A. All the things kids want to know about their favorite characters are revealed: their silly nicknames, inner secrets, wildest dreams, and lofty plans for the future!
When a traveling minstrel foretells that he is to become a hero, Wiglaf sets out to fulfill his destiny: he signs up at the Dragon Slayers' Academy. But how can he ever hope to be a dragon slayer when he can't even stand the sight of blood?
Illustrated by Bill Basso.
When a traveling minstrel foretells that he is to become a hero, Wiglaf sets out to fulfill his destiny: he signs up at the Dragon Slayers' Academy. But how can he ever hope to be a dragon slayer when he can't even stand the sight of blood?
Illustrated by Bill Basso.
Book Details
- Publisher: Perfection Learning
- Publish Date: May 1st, 2003
- Pages: 112
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 7.50in - 5.20in - 0.50in - 0.39lb
- EAN: 9780756920081
- Recommended age: 07-10
- Categories: • Fantasy & Magic• Humorous Stories• School & Education
Praise for this book
"Wizards, dragons, a secret princess, a pig who speaks Pig Latin, and a hero who is served boiled cel on a bun. What more could you possibly want in a book?"
"Here's a young hero who could well be Harry Potter's little brother."
Here's a young hero who could well be Harry Potter's little brother. (Mary Pope Osborne, author of the Magic Tree House series)