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1 author picked Dungeoneer Adventures 1 as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
A major part of why I loved this book was the characters.
Coop, the character whose point of view we see the story through, was my favourite. Though he had a loving, supportive family, unlike his friends, he still had his own issues. He struggled to fit in as the only human at the academy, dealt with bullies and a fear of spiders, and struggled to raise his self-esteem because of those ongoing issues. It's only after he grows in confidence in his dungeon navigating skills and faces his fears that he learns to believe in himself and grow his…
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