I love that cover! The dragon is just too cute. I think the cover appeals to both boys and girls.
Tipper is in a tight spot. Her father has been missing for quite some time and her mother is a bit on the loony side. The only solution is to sell her father's famous artwork, but when she finds out that she sold three very important statues in an attempt to help her family, she realizes she made a really bad choice. The only solution is to go with Wizard Fenworth and Librettowit to find the three statues before it's too late!
As Paul's other books, I always love her characters. Tipper was in a tight spot trying to keep her home together during her father's absence and I think what she did to help her mom was realistic and true to life. I would have sold my family's artwork too! Her guardian, Sir Beccaroon, was an interesting character. You don't see a lot of talking birds in fantasy as supporting characters, but I liked it. Of course, it was great seeing Wizard Fenworth and Librettowit again!
I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
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