This is a fun story of how Danny, Wendell, and Christiana infiltrate a castle to rescue Danny's cousin Spencer, who has been kidnapped by knights. There are lots of silly twists and turns, great humor (for both kids and adults), and wonderful art. ( )

The return of Spencer; Danny, Wendell, and Christiana have another adventure...and Christiana discovers some things about her family she really doesn't like. Danny doesn't take it seriously enough to worry - and it turns out he's sort of right. The castle, and dungeon, and the battle therein, are fascinating; the history and future of the family are going to be very interesting. The story is fun, as always, but it's the questions the story raises that are the best part - also as always. ( )

DragonBreath #10 tells the story of Danny's dragon cousin who gets "knightnapped" by some knights who are set to kill him. In this graphic novel knights are set on killing dragons and vice versa. Danny reluctantly must go to save his cousin with the help of two friends. One is an iguana and the other has knight blood. During the adventure, we learn that this hatred stems from old feuds and is largely maintained by older members of the two groups. Through a hilarious rescue attempt, the characters learn to see beyond Dragons and Knights to the individual.
This very light and engaging book teaches an important lesson. This book speaks to the dangers of feuds and racism. The characters that hate each other for no reason end up looking ridiculous. It also shows how children sometimes are forced to put on shows of hatred to appease their parents. There are a myriad of ways to use this book as ways to discuss times of tribal warfare, ethnic cleansing, feuds and war.

Fun, as usual. :)