This direct writing style lends itself well to being read out loud-it’s also a very clever way of inviting the reader into the pages. What could go wrong? The taco party is a huge success … that is until the not-so-mild, mild taco sauce is introduced to the storyline.Īuthor Adam Rubin cleverly talks directly to the reader and the young boy protagonist (the party host as shown in the illustrations). Oh no! But don’t fret, within the pages of this scrumptious picture book, you’ll find a checklist of ingredients and constant reminders to avoid that hot sauce. Just one drop of hot sauce will cause their ears to smoke, sparks to fly, and (perhaps worst of all) tummy trouble. Just be sure not to serve the tacos with spicy salsa. Nobody knows why they love them so much, but beef, chicken, big and gigantic, tiny little baby tacos, and any other kind of delicious taco will do the trick. So if you want to make friends with dragons the best thing to do is host a taco party. If you give a dragon a taco, you can be sure they will be incredibly happy. In the pages of this very funny book you’ll find out just how to throw the ultimate dragon party. Here’s your first (and most important) tip: dragons love tacos! But beware of the spicy kind. Publisher’s synopsis: Have you ever wondered how to host a party for dragons? Yes? Well … this satisfyingly ludicrous picture book is for you.

We can’t help but think this catastrophe has something to do with this sizzling hot success of a story … Dragons Love Tacos News alert! It has just been discovered that there are no more tacos left anywhere in the world!How will families everywhere whip up their favorite weekly meal on Taco Tuesdays if there are no tacos to be found? You’ll probably have to read DRAGONS LOVE TACOS 2: THE SEQUEL to find out how to bring them back. The Children’s Book Review | April 12, 2017 When You Invite a Dragon to Dinner…

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