Fool moon
Readers rate it 3.7 (1.3K on Hardcover)
342 pages · Released 2001 · New American Library
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LGBTQ+ themes
What it offers
Positive messages
Positive role models
Educational value
A note for parents
Fool Moon is the second book in Jim Butcher's Dresden Files urban fantasy series, featuring a wizard detective solving supernatural crimes in Chicago. The story involves action sequences with werewolves and magical combat, along with mild profanity and some mature themes, making it better suited for teen readers than younger children. While it emphasizes loyalty, courage, and doing the right thing despite obstacles, the violence and dark magical elements push it toward a young adult rather than middle-grade audience.
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From the publisher
Dresden is a wizard that resides in Chicago. He is the only wizard in the yellow pages. He helps the Chicago Police solve mystery that goes bump in the night. But what happens when FBI gets involved? To add to the confusion, it seems there is more than wizard and magic in Chicago ... there are also werewolves! Dresden is a wizard that resides in Chicago. He is the only wizard in the yellow pages. He helps the Chicago Police solve mystery that goes bump in the night. But what happens when FBI gets involved? To add to the confusion, it seems there is more than wizard and magic in Chicago ... there are also werewolves!
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- magic
- werewolves
- Harry Dresden (Fictitious character)
- wizard
- Fiction
- Fantasy
- Wizards
- Dresden, Harry (Fictitious characters)
- Dreseden
- Urban Fantasy
- Comics & graphic novels, fantasy
- Comics & graphic novels, crime & mystery
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ISBN 9780451458124 · New American Library