The Land of Roar

This book is wonderful! Great read for the whole family. Ordering book 2 today!

I think this is a great read for young readers because it is an adventurous and exciting story about two kids named Aurthur and Rose. In the book, the two kids set off to roar a land they made up when they were younger to save their kidnaped grandad. This is an action-packed adventure about family. I think the moral is that no matter how old you get or how much you grow you will always have a bit of childishness in you. Also, I recommend this book to all fantasy fans.

This book was purchased for a dinosaur lover, while there were not dinos, it was a cute story and had some good lessons about sibling relationship, growing up, and friendship. Read by adult and then read by 8 year old. (I always read books before giving them to kiddos)

This trilogy has been one of our favorite read alouds with our 8-year-old daughter. We’ve all enjoyed it immensely, and I’m a little sad that it’s over. The adventures are truly fantastical, it’s well written, funny, and heartwarming. Highly recommend!

I read this book to my 9-year-old son at bedtime a few months ago. We typically go through a lot of books, and we still talk about this one from time to time - it was so magical, and the images and feelings we had while reading it were so strong. Beautiful storytelling. Very creative and original. Fast-paced and exciting. And the tensions among the characters felt real and fostered a lot of conversation between us about siblings, friends, what's real and what's "cool," and growing up.

Welcome to a world 🌎 of flying dragons, magical mermaids 🧜🏼‍♀️ ninja wizards 🧙‍♂️ and wicked scarecrows. 🌾 Welcome to The Land of Roar. Reminiscent of Peter Pan ✨ The Neverending Story and Jumanji. A new adventure awaits ⛰

Loved author trout and rose, liked the dragons breathe fire and were huge. Full of happiness happiness and adventure. My 7 year old loved this book and found it very entertainingly

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This book is a love letter to the amazing imagination of children that too often they lose because they have to "grow up" or else they'll be perceived as "immature" or "weird". The message in this is to never stop imagining and fantasizing, it's not childish or immature, it's great and I personally think the world would be a better place if we all did it a little more; it doesn't matter if you think that what you came up with is not "good enough" or "stupid" as long as you do it.