The boring finale to a boring series!

Way too much time of this book is spent commuting as Boris the dragon leaves Elmer Elevator at his home in Nevergreen City and flies to find his family in Blueland only to find a problem that requires a return to Nevergreen City to get Elmer's help, then they're back to Blueland to solve the problem, with a final return trip to Nevergreen City to get Elmer home again. Honestly, I'm jet-lagged.

And I simply don't understand this series' obsession with inventories. So many lists of things! ( )

The third and final book in this series, this book also has the whimsical illustrations and airy storytelling as the previous book. I think this book series is a beautifully written one and I would love to have this be a reading assignment in a future classroom.

This book introduces new concepts of chapters, maps, and character developments in a creative way that pulls in young readers. The young male main character shows male children an imaginative side. ( )

This book introduces new concepts of chapters, maps, and character developments in a creative way that pulls in young readers. ( )

This has to be the best among the three books. It was action packed and a bit sad in the end. I guess there was a finality to it ( )