Roverpowered 2

De: Drew Hayes

Narrado por: Amy Landon

Class has begun!

Aspiring alchemist Wanda and her faithful familiar Wumble have successfully secured a spot in the upcoming orientation course, moving one step closer to their greater goal.

With only an informal education in the subject to her credit, the young wizard is overjoyed at the chance to broaden her knowledge. But even a duo with their incredible power faces hurdles ahead.

Wanda must find a way to utilize her oddly willful magic, master an unusually radiant spell, and learn to brew her first true potions.

And though Wumble can only bark encouragement while a potion is in the cauldron, his own talents are essential when hunting for ingredients. Especially when those ingredients are guarded by powerful occorites, among other dangers.

This brand new series from bestseller Drew Hayescontinues with book two!

Roverpowered features a lovable pair of heroes out on their first adventure, learning about both magic and life in a progression fantasy suitable for all ages!

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An interesting New World

Good world building, interesting form of magic, and nice character development. all the different kinds of familiars are quite interesting as well as their special powers :-)

Love Amy Landon

This is a good intermediate section of the story; not quite as cool as the first installment, but great development.

I'm loving the autism

I often suspect the MCs (or authors) of progression series are neurodivergent, but this is the most clearly autistic MC I've seen yet. I love it! I find Wanda extremely relatable. The story itself is also enjoyable and wholesome.

A story my boys and I love!

Firstly Amy Landon is a Goddess of narration. Secondly, Drew has found the bridge between stories for youth and complex stories adults require in order to not go insane. My children, both boys ages 10 and 5 love to read. Finding material that is age appropriate and interesting for everyone to listen to together is extremely rare to find. My 5yr old thinks Wumble is a superhero and God. My 10 yr old relates to Wanda and her social struggles. We are all captivated by the world, setting, and character dynamics. This series is one of our absolute favorites! We are rooting for Wanda and her hound!

Good story, but too short

It’s a fun little fantasy with an over power dog! It’s way too short the first three books put together would actually make a decent book

loved the story

this is a great story with a great narrator. I wish they were longer, but the story never feels rushed. I can't wait for the next one!

a pleasent cozy adventure despite the narrartor

Do enjoy hearing about wanda and her hecken good doggo, becoming wizards that help others. Potion making is fun and Wanda is adorable.

Due to narrtions tone I got a lot of 'see spot run' vibes. She still does a good job, just turn down the little kids tone a bit, please. ^^;

Other then that was a fun little tale and look foward to more!

Fun listen.

Lite story and a fun listen. Should be interesting to see Wunbles development and the relationship develope.

Puppies, get to play fetch while brewers.Get to brew

This is a light romp, as usual that you're gonna laugh. To just listen to though the way it's set up, people are going to really like the publishers packed more, because this is one of those ones where it's too short, you just want to listen to the entire series. All at once. But it's something you just have to get right away. Then it's something for listening to while you're petting your puppies, or having to deal with the big dog who wants to lay down next to you by the fire or by the pool

good so gar

to short for a credit, but still a spold story. go wombal go magic dog.