Hunt for the Devil's Dragon (AIO Imagination Station Books)

My 7 yr old son LOVES this series (my five year old also really likes them, but cannot sit for as long to listen. But great for multiple ages). This is the first chapter book he will sit through and does not want to go to bed because he wants to know what happens. I love that these are clean books, with no hidden messages, that also inspire imagination and discuss history. We’ve read about six of the so far and plan to buy the whole series so he can keep rereading.If your child struggles with reading, or it’s just not their skill area, this is one that you will need to read to them. For more advanced readers (at this age) they can probably read it on their own.

My 9 year old son, who HATES to read, absolutely LOVES this series of books! My son has struggled to learn to read since kindergarten. Now that he is in 3rd grade, he has steadily progressed in his reading ability. Anytime I ask him to read "required" material, he balks. Then, he recently discovered some Imagination Station books on his brother's bookshelf. He started reading and hasn't stopped. He's read 12 books in the past 3 weeks...which is HUGE for him! I wish these books were still being written because I don't know what he will read next. But, I'm thankful for the time he's had with this series.Additionally, the Imagination Station books have history thread throughout them. He's reading and learning at the same time. Thank you, Focus on the Family, for an amazing series!

My 8 year old twin girls love these books! They read through them quickly even though they are one of the longer books they read daily for school reading homework. Grade appropriate (maybe some difficult names here and there, but good for them to read). Great content from a Christian father who loves his girls and God.

Good book, but the author veered from doing historical to legend. Otherwise, I enjoyed this very much. Patrick and Beth have traveled back in time to where there is a dragon. The legend is that the dragon was feeding on innocent blood, but it was found out it wasn't the dragon. What was it? You will need to read the book to find out!

My kids at school loved this series. It is easy enough for struggling readers and interesting enough that many of my stronger readers went through the whole series so really good for getting kids into sharing their books without making them feel like their reading skills (or lack thereof) were obvious. Christian focus is very gentle so good for all the families.

This seems a lot harder to read than the Magic Tree House books. Seemed more complicated to read for a 7-year-old. He actually got bored and hasn't finished reading it. The story line was a bit more forced. The "Devil" thing is misleading -- strange too, since it's a Christian series. The Roman history background is a bit fluffy - there should be more explanation of the culture but I'm a history buff so I'm probably being a bit too harsh here. It was our first experience with the Imagination Station series and I was so hoping it was going to have a better standard.

This book was one of the best we've read in the Imagination Station series. It was so incredibly good! My kiddos are fascinated by dragons and dinosaurs, and this definitely proved to hold their interest. Besides that, the historical undertones were enough to grow their steadily increasing love for history (makes a history loving mama proud!)

My sons love these books. This series will please even the struggling reader, or the young boy (or girl, I imagine) who has to be practically forced to read! Great message, fun stories, they are always asking when the next one in the series will be out!