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... a goal-driven quest in a fantastical world?
Spellsinger by Alan Dean Foster
If you enjoyed Jim Eckert's determined journey to rescue his fiancée in The Dragon and the George, you'll appreciate Jon-Tom's adventure after being transported to a magical world and tasked with saving it. The story is propelled by a clear mission, quirky companions, and a string of entertaining obstacles, making each chapter as engaging as the last.
... humor and wit woven into fantasy adventure?
Guards! Guards! by Terry Pratchett
If the clever banter and playful tone of The Dragon and the George made you smile, Guards! Guards! will have you laughing out loud. Pratchett's tale of bumbling guards, a reluctant hero, and a rampaging dragon lampoons fantasy tropes with sharp wit and memorable characters.
... a hopeful and optimistic tone in a fantastical rescue story?
The Princess Bride by William Goldman
The lighthearted, upbeat spirit of The Dragon and the George is echoed in The Princess Bride. You'll find the same sense of whimsical adventure, a cast of lovable heroes, and the reassurance that good will triumph over evil—even when the odds seem impossible.
... strong character growth through extraordinary circumstances?
The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers
Jim's transformation from an unassuming academic to a courageous hero in The Dragon and the George is mirrored in Brendan Doyle's journey through time in The Anubis Gates. Both protagonists are thrust into unfamiliar worlds, facing dangers that force them to adapt, learn, and ultimately change in profound ways.
... detailed worldbuilding in a magical, mythical setting?
The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle
If you cherished the richly imagined medieval world of dragons, knights, and magic in The Dragon and the George, you'll be captivated by Beagle's beautifully crafted landscapes and the enchanting lore that fills every page of The Last Unicorn. The novel's setting is as much a character as any hero or villain.
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