**We were gifted a copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own**
Today I’m taking part in another fabulous tour hosted by Rachel’s Random Resources, however it’s something a little different…. The Book Dragon Club by Lexi Rees is a journal aimed at book lovers aged 6-11 and in today’s new blog I’m going to sharing my thoughts about this recent release that my son has been enjoying during lockdown.
About The Book
Packed with awesome activities, this journal has everything a book dragon needs!
Tackle the fun reading challenges
Set up a book club with your friends
Host award ceremonies and parties
Make up games and quizzes based on your favourite books
Plus space for book reviews, reading lists and so much more
Review
This is the book my 8 year old self longed for but didn’t exist back in the 80’s!
The Book Dragon Club is a unique concept that author Lexi has obviously spent a long time designing and creating. It’s basically every book lover’s dream filled with page upon page of ideas, games and quizzes that will keep kids busy for hours. As a child I always wanted to host my very own book club and this journal style book provides everything needed from cut out membership cards (sooo cute) to spaces to create your book club’s logo as well as conversation starters and games to play during your secret club meetings.
There’s plenty of space for kids to be creative as they design their own illustrations as well as pages dedicated to rating and reviewing their favourite books . My son is nearly 7 and has really enjoyed completing this journal and it’s certainly helped give him inspiration for the book reviews he has been writing as part of his homeschooling work.
The Book Dragon Club is a fabulous bookish journal that any little bookworm would be thrilled to own and it would make the perfect gift, especially for those who are tricky to buy for!
About The Author
Lexi Rees was born in Scotland but now lives down south. She writes action-packed adventures brim full of witch-doctors, fortune-tellers, warriors and smugglers, combining elemental magic with hints of dystopia. She also writes fun activity books for children.
Her fantasy adventure, Eternal Seas, was awarded a “loved by” badge from LoveReading4Kids. The sequel, Wild Sky, is available now.
She’s passionate about developing a love of reading and writing in children and, as well as her Creative Writing Skills workbook, she has an active programme of school visits and other events, is a Book PenPal for three primary schools, and runs a free online #kidsclub and newsletter which includes book recommendations and creative writing activities.
In her spare time, she’s a keen crafter and spends a considerable amount of time trying not to fall off horses or boats.
Author Links: Website|Twitter | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook
The Book Dragon Club is available to purchase now from Amazon*
Fraser’s Fun House 
Yay! I’m absolutely thrilled you and your (nearly) 7yo have enjoyed it. It’s exactly what I wanted at that age and I feel very lucky to be in a position to have written it now 🙂
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