Help! It's Parents Day at DSA (Dragon Slayers' Academy Series #10) Book

This is the tenth book in the Dragon Slayers' Academy series by Kate McMullan. Our girls have been reading a few different dragon stories and so this series piqued their interest.

The story centers around a school where children are taught to become dragon slayers, primarily for the purpose of enriching the school's headmaster with the slain dragon's hoard. So far he hasn't been the beneficiary of much dragon gold, but I get the feeling that with 19 books in the series, he will keep sending his boys out, hoping to succeed at long last.

It's a very entertaining story, with lots of subtle tongue-in-cheek humor and word play within the narrative. The drama in this book centers on Wiglaf and Erica fearing that they may have to leave the school at the end of Parents Day. I love that Worm spends a lot of time at the library and has become quite a 'book worm.' There are a lot of anachronisms in this story, but it doesn't detract from the fun.

It's a quick read and I liked the story. Our oldest has been reading these stories on her own, so I'm reading them quickly to catch up with her in the series. I am sure that we will look for more of the books in this series at our local library.