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New Release: Andy Smithson: Book 2: Venom of the Serpent's Cunning by L.R.W. Lee

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Andy Smithson: Venom of the Serpent's Cunning by L.R.W. Lee Available Now! Amazon Paperback Amazon Kindle All other eBook versions Book Synopsis Eleven-year-old Andy Smithson returns to Oomaldee to retrieve the second ingredient needed to break a 500-year-old curse. But Imogenia’s spirit, bent on thwarting Andy to preserve the curse, is now in league with the evil, scheming Abbadon. Things go from bad to worse when a creature Abaddon conjures from the darkest magic steals the Stone of Athanasia, the source of Hercalon V’s immortality, causing the king and his wizard Mermin to fall gravely ill. Andy is forced to choose between retrieving the stone or obediently going after the second ingredient. What will he chose? Will he be able to save the King and Mermin? Connect with the Author L.R.W. Lee Author of Andy Smithson: Blast of the Dragon's Fury and Andy Smithson: Venom of the Serpent's Cunning A middle grade (4th - 6th grade) fa...

Andy Smithson: Blast of the Dragon's Fury Book Review

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Andy Smithson:Blast of the Dragon's Fury by L.R.W. Lee Why did I wait so long to read this?! I absolutely loved this book. It has adventure (quests), dragons, knights, humor, good principles, friendship and self-discovery. Andy Smithson is a kid that has kind of gotten lazy. He doesn't feel heard or seen by his parents and he just lets things happen to him because no one is going to listen to him anyway. But one day he is "beamed" to a different place where dragons and Pegasus' exist. Andy is welcomed warmly and sincerely, which is new to him. He is also gets the opportunity to earn trust and respect, even from adults. I enjoyed reading about Andy's adventures. The Prologue was funny as well. The characters seem genuine and easy to relate to. The setting takes some getting to use to because it was hard for me to imagine the landscape and how people functioned under the "curse." But the author keeps it well in our minds. The pacing and e...