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Reviewed by Kristen Van Kampen (Teen Reviewer) for Readers' Favorite
Queen Freda and the Dangerous Dragon by Ann Iverson is a fun children's book about a queen named Queen Freda Der Weiner Shnitzel of Frankfurter kingdom. One day, Sir Fredrick Ludwig informs Queen Freda that there is a terrifying, dangerous dragon nearby, and that they have to get rid of it immediately. Queen Freda and Sir Fredrick send Baron Walter Von Whisker Hausen to capture the dragon, named Dunkle the Dangerous Dragon. Walter goes to the cave where Dunkle lives, and hears beautiful music. Then, suddenly the dragon's tongue of fire lashed out toward Walter. What will happen to him?
I really enjoyed reading Queen Freda and the Dangerous Dragon by Ann Iverson. The book is very well written and very descriptive. The book has some funny parts, as well as many scenes full of action and suspense. The characters are very likeable, because they're kind and brave. I liked that all of the characters were animals. For the most part, the pictures by Ann Iverson are well drawn and very bold and colorful. I like the font the story was written in, because it seems to match the theme of the story. I liked that the book had a huge plot twist in it. The book is well developed and well thought out. Parents will enjoy reading this book to their child, and children will want to read it again and again. I would definitely recommend this book to everyone.
