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Its just too much.Īlso, the way Runcita is described made me want to vomit.

There was another point where I thought I was rereading a sentence, because they started the same way. Heck, later in the book there is a page that is just “thwack thwack thwack” for a whole dang page. For a chapter that is only seven pages long, that is too many times. I went through the first chapter, and the words “and I thought (/was thinking)” are used eight times. Now, let’s talk about why this book is actually the worst.įirst off, it’s so dang repetitive. I don’t want to spoil it, but it’s an ever present issue. His missing grandfather keeps butting in by giving Gork’s friend better horns than him, shrinking Gork’s heart, and royally messing him up. Gork has to deal with everything possible getting in his way as he tries to offer his crown to Runcita. She’s super powerful and dangerous and of course, that’s what Gork wants.īut nothing can go right, let me tell you. As Gabe Hudson (and by extension, Gork) constantly state, Runcita is luscious. Gork is trying to make Runcita his queen, and that is a whole dang situation. He’s dealing with weak dragon problems, like a too big heart, a controlling and disappointed grandfather, and tiny horns.

Gork is a teenage dragon (shocking, I know), who is on his Queen Quest.