Collection Of 3 Books For Young Readers Ages 7-10-

"How to Train Your Dragon" (Hard Bound)Book 1 introduces readers to the Viking island of Berk, where young Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III embarks on a journey to prove his worth by capturing and training a dragon. Through Hiccup's misadventures and unconventional methods, readers discover the challenges and joys of friendship, courage, and acceptance in a world where Vikings and dragons clash.
The book's narrative showcases Hiccup's growth as he defies Viking traditions, challenges authority, and ultimately forges an unexpected bond with Toothless, a tiny and peculiar dragon, leading to transformative adventures that redefine his role within his tribe and the understanding of dragons.

The Name of this Book is Secret" (soft cover) is a mysterious tale about two adventurous children, Cassandra and Max-Ernest, who stumble upon a hidden society while investigating the disappearance of a magician. As they uncover cryptic clues and unravel secrets, they become entangled in a dangerous and thrilling adventure that tests their friendship and courage.
The title hints at the clandestine nature of the story's plot, inviting readers into a world of mystery and intrigue where secrets abound and hidden truths wait to be revealed, drawing readers deeper into the enigmatic journey of Cassandra and Max-Ernest.

"The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Six More" is a collection of short stories by the renowned author Roald Dahl. The title story follows the journey of Henry Sugar, a wealthy man who discovers the secret of how to see without the use of his eyes. Each of the other six stories offers a unique and captivating tale, ranging from fantastical adventures to darkly humorous anecdotes, showcasing Dahl's masterful storytelling and vivid imagination.

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