Rating: Needs Parent Supervision
Reading Level: Mid Elementary, Late Elementary, Middle School
Two brothers continue their adventure in a fantasy setting with dragons and goblin creatures. More of the same concerns, plus a few more.
Possible Concerns:
- Human Trafficking / Slavery. A main character is sold into slavery. He and a few friends try to escape, but not everyone makes it.
- Peril. Sword fights, dragon fights, etc.
- Bleeped presumed cuss words. A couple instances of when someone is angry and has quotes like this: “#@+&”. Also “Stupid,” “shut up!” and other somewhat rude expressions.
- An artifact reading a body’s energy. One brother has a necklace whose glow tells whether his brother is still alive.
- Curses. A woman peeked in a forbidden bag and was cursed with sleeplessness because of it.
- Fantasy, dragons, beasts….
- Romance. The older brother continues to objectify and over-romanticize a princess; he begins to get to know her true personality as the book goes on.
- Cowardice. A youth must confront the fact that his enthusiasm for adventure doesn’t match his actual stomach for peril. A “friend” calls him out on his cowardice, sort of trying to burst his bubble. When the friend tries to teach him some defensive skills, he struggles to persist.
See also my review of Volume 1 in the series: Matin and Marco.

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