A review by dogearedqueer
Dungeon Critters by Sara Goetter, Natalie Riess
adventurous
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
2.0
A group called the Dungeon Critters set out on an adventure to stop their arch-enemy from releasing a blood-thirsty plant on the kingdom and kill everyone.
The cover, and illustrations, and bright, colorful, and delightfully eye-catching to browsing eyes. However, as an adult reading the book, it was difficult to stay engaged with the story. However, prying eyes of my younger patrons were engaged and interested in the story just from peeking over my shoulder. This leads me to believe, that while I did not care for the book, younger patrons will. As a result, I have purchased a copy of this book for young readers and adventures to enjoy.
The cover, and illustrations, and bright, colorful, and delightfully eye-catching to browsing eyes. However, as an adult reading the book, it was difficult to stay engaged with the story. However, prying eyes of my younger patrons were engaged and interested in the story just from peeking over my shoulder. This leads me to believe, that while I did not care for the book, younger patrons will. As a result, I have purchased a copy of this book for young readers and adventures to enjoy.