Thea Stilton and the Dragon's Code (Thea Stilton #1)

My son loves these books. I always preorder the new ones. Anything to keep them reading! Great book, great adventures.

You would think that after reading the G.S. books for two years now, the kids would get tired of them...no, here is another great story by G.S. The pictures, color, fonts, typestyles and all the other eye interest catching items. Very nice, crisp and clean WHITE pages with pop out at you color! These are also Accelerated Reader books which are used in the public school system for reading testing and comprehension. The G.S. books hold their value too (if you resell).

thea never saw anything like this so it all started when she went to camp she fond somthing that look like a dragone and she tells her brother geronimo stilton he puts a book out for her about her dragon find. and he named it the dragon's code.

We all know Geronimo's sister, Thea, who (unlike her brother) is up for any wild adventure any time. Thea works as a journalist at Geronimo's newspaper. One evening, when she arrives home, the mailmouse hands over a special delivery. It is an invitation to teach a class in adventure journalism at the Mouseford Academy. Thea is honored and thrilled to teach at the school she attended as a young mouseling. As anyone knows, the only way to get to the exclusive school is by sea. Thea has her own sailboat, so she packs up and sails off. She is shocked when a hydroplane almost runs right into her boat. When she reaches the dock, she meets the captain and isn't shy about giving him a piece of her mind. Five of the Mouseford students --- Nicky, Colette, Pamela, Paulina and Violet --- applaud her for it. She likes them immediately. Thea meets her old headmaster, which makes her feel at home. But some things appear ominous. Strangely, a few of the other characters around the school seem familiar to Thea. And when she and her students wander into a storeroom by mistake, they find a huge carved statue --- and a very angry handymouse who suggests they shouldn't be peeking at what isn't their business. Not to mention that Thea has felt like some unseen person is watching her ever since she arrived. What in the world could be going on? Luckily, readers have clues on many pages to help them solve the mystery. Since it's a Geronimo Stilton book, we also learn many snippets of interesting information about sailing, perfume, sealing wax, thunderstorms, secret codes, and much more. --- Reviewed by Terry Miller Shannon ---

My son (now 11) has read every Geronimo Stilton book. He started in 2nd grade and continues to enjoy them even though his reading level exceeds that of these books. He really enjoys the stories. He told me that the book with Thea in it was the BEST one ever!