Certainly not the first retelling of the King Arthur legend, this start to a promising series is not only cleverly plotted but also has enough unique elements to elevate if from the rest.-Booklist Dashes of romance, bullying, social anxiety, family stresses, commentary on middle school social structure, and bits of history and Arthurian lore all combine to create a thought-provoking adventure story. A delightfully unexpected amount of detail from Arthurian lore. An absolute delight!-Jen Calonita, author of the Fairy Tale Reform School series Cinematic and epic in scale. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court meets Ready Player One for the middle-grade set.-Julie Leung, author of the Mice of the Round Table series Boys and girls will ditch their video games and be sucked into the delightful world of (future) King Arthur and his unlikely saviors, Sophie and Stu. Highly recommended.-School Library Journal Praise for The Once and Future Geek: A highly imaginative twist on the legend of King Arthur, complete with time travel, programming, and fierce friendships, The Camelot Code is the perfect pick for tweens who love medieval lore and geek culture in equal measure!-Christina Soontornvat, author of The Changelings series A wholesome, modern twist on the classic legend that could provide a gateway for newer readers and fun for the gaming set.-Kirkus Reviews Arthurian legends just leveled up in this hilariously geeky, modern, and clever take on The Sword in the Stone.

A fun, fast-paced read for video game fans, adventurers, and fantasy readers. Praise for Dragon Ops: Even reluctant readers are likely to find something to keep them engaged.

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