The Basque dragon
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178 pages · Released 2018 · Dutton Books for Young Readers
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This is the second book in Adam Gidwitz's magical adventure series featuring child protagonists who travel to rescue mythical creatures. The story emphasizes friendship, bravery, and animal protection while introducing readers to Basque culture and the herensuge (a dragon from local folklore). Content is generally light with minimal violence or mature themes, making it appropriate for middle-grade readers.
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"Elliot and Uchenna join Professor Fauna on another adventure--a trip to the Basque country where they have to save a herensuge from the billionaire Schmoke Brothers"-- "Elliot and Uchenna join Professor Fauna on another adventure--a trip to the Basque country where they have to save a herensuge from the billionaire Schmoke Brothers"--
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- Fiction
- Friendship
- Mythical Animals
- Animal rescue
- Dragons
- Children's fiction
- Friendship, fiction
- Fantasy fiction
- Animals, mythical, fiction
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ISBN 9780735231733 · Dutton Books for Young Readers