Rule Trouble: The Case of the Illegal Dragon / A Seven Kingdoms Fairy Tale Bd.4 (ePub)

"Life in the Seven Kingdoms is never dull . . ." --Jen McConnel, SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL

For ages 9 to 12. Whether it's speaking up at a feast, reading a map, or taking a test in a strange kingdom, Seven Kingdoms Fairy Tales are about finding more magic in life.

Do you have to bend the rules . . . to keep your friends?

Eleven-year-old Prince Vlad has prepared all his life for his destiny as a Seven Kingdoms judge. When the king decides it's time for real-life practice, Vlad is thrilled to be appointed judge for the Magenta Educational Royal Court for Youth. Unfortunately, his first case is a doozy.

His good friend Magellan shows up in court with an illegal baby dragon!

Good grief! How can the brand new judge do his duty without losing his friends?

MORE BOOKS IN THE SERIES
Trouble With Parsnips
Lost With Leeks
Trouble at the Valentine Factory
Under Pressure With a Squash: The Multiplication Problem
Giant Trouble: The Mystery of the Magic Beans(March 2024)

PRAISE FOR THE SERIES

"Gr 4-7-Decher's fourth book in the "Seven Kingdoms" series is a zany story of ingenuity and collaboration. Life in the Seven Kingdoms is never dull, especially not with fairies popping by to ask for favors and a cranky queen creating candies that will put a spell on anyone who eats them." [Trouble at the Valentine Factory]--Jen McConnel, SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL

"Kids will love every quirky thing about it!" [Trouble With Parsnips]--Kristi Wientge, author, KARMA KHULLAR'S MUSTACHE

"delightful funny book that captures the readers heart from start to finish. A wicked Queen, hot air balloons, a friendly yellow dragon and a Prince with a lot of responsibility and a huge talent for getting lost make for a hilarious journey. . . will definitely be sharing it with my grandchildren." [Lost With Leeks] -Sharon Walker, grandparent

"a wonderful and fantastical story. . .a great read for older elementary children. . .enjoyed discovering this whimsical world, watching Nero overcome his obstacles, and seeing the growth of characters through the story. . ." [Lost With Leeks] -Christina Newcomb

"Very cute story. I can't wait to read it with my girls! As someone who has no sense of direction, I love that Nero is directionally challenged also.