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the Ghost of Sir Herbert Dungeonstone ((Dragon Slayers' Academy, No.12)

the Ghost of Sir Herbert Dungeonstone ((Dragon Slayers' Academy, No.12)

Published in
2004
4.04
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Description

What are those strange noises coming from the dungeon at DSA? Wiglaf and his stalwart cohorts Angus and Erica decide to investigate and inadvertently free the long-imprisoned ghost of the school founder-Sir Herbert Dungeonstone. Overjoyed to be on the loose again, Sir Herbert wreaks havoc, threatening to spoil the greedy headmaster's plan to turn DSA coed.
Age
7-10
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
112 pages
Book in series
#12

Why to read

  • Engaging Adventure: The book offers an exciting and engaging adventure that is perfect for young readers who enjoy fantasy and humor. The story of the Ghost of Sir Herbert Dungeonstone is filled with action, mystery, and the fun dynamics of the Dragon Slayers' Academy, keeping readers entertained and eager to see what happens next.
  • Character Development: As the twelfth book in the Dragon Slayers' Academy series, readers get to see the growth and development of beloved characters like Wiglaf and his friends. This installment provides more depth to the characters as they face new challenges and learn important lessons.
  • Humor and Wit: Kate McMullan is known for her witty writing style and the ability to infuse humor into her stories. This book is no exception, as it is packed with clever jokes, puns, and comedic situations that can make reading enjoyable and fun for children.
  • Educational Value: While the book is primarily a work of fiction, it subtly incorporates educational elements such as problem-solving, the value of teamwork, and historical references to medieval times. This can help young readers learn new concepts and vocabulary in an entertaining context.