bold shot of fun with a chaser of feels” (Kirkus Reviews)

but a how-to manual for seeing through Big Lies and thinking critically

Edwards Award Winner

Praise for Monique Gray Smith:

A Language of Dragons Larissa Ribeiro bold shot of fun withIn an alternate London in 1923, one girl accidentally breaks the tenuous truce between dragons and humans in this sweeping debut and epic retelling of Bletchley Park steeped in language, class, and forbidden romance. Perfect for teen fans of Fourth Wing and Babel. Dragons soar through the skies and protests erupt on the streets, but Vivien Featherswallow isnt worried. Shes going to follow the rules, get a summer internship studying dragon languages,