A cute children's book that follows the adventures of a curious lizard named Draco. Tthe book captures the essence of bravery and resilience. I enjoyed how Draco's journey teaches young readers about the wonders of nature and the importance of courage.

Hey there, fellow bookworms! Hold onto your hats because The Tale of Draco the Super Lizard is about to blow your mind! Picture this: a lizard, yeah, a lizard, but not your average garden variety, oh no! Draco is the lizard with the plan, the lizard with the swagger, and he's on a mission to show you what it means to be a true hero! From close encounters with prowling predators to jaw-dropping tail regenerations, this book's got it all! So, why should you read it? Simple. It's a wild, wickedly fun adventure that'll have you cheering for Draco and his gang of critters in no time. Don't believe me? Dive in and see for yourself—trust me, you won't be disappointed!

Thank you to the independent publisher for allowing me to read and review The Tale of Draco the Super Lizard on NetGalley.

Stars: 3

Published: 01/27/24

Overall, an experience. I recommend the reader familiarize themselves and be prepared to answer a multitude of whys before reading to a child.

The author gives a primitive introduction into the food chain. The illustrations are bright and cheerful.

My Kindle did not show the pictures. I had to read on my phone (A function I choose to not promote.)

I read this with my 6 year old. While he learned some interesting things from the story I had to reword some of the sentences to make sense. The pictures didn't match the story either. But my son enjoyed it

A cute tail of the lil’ lizard and his outing in the scary big world. Draco is a kind lizard the doesn’t want to eat worms and other small creatures but is keen in finding an apple. This journey is frightening and Draco has several near misses which my youngest one enjoyed living through! The ending is a little abrupt, a second super power is awesome, a few more pages to show it in use is even better.

The best part of this book is that it provides useful information about lizards that kids may not previously know. My main issue with this book was that it contained a large number of grammatical errors. I read this book to my six year old, and I had to reword many of the sentences. We were also both a little confused about the pictures. Some of the pictures, while well done, did not seem to go with the story.

Thank you to NetGalley and for Michelle Khu for letting me read and review this book.