Rating: 4.5⭐️
I really enjoyed Nobody Told Me Dragons use Libraries by Lindsey Devin, the name a team of writers co author under.
This makes for an inconsistency in the writing by books I find listed under this name, however this story is worth reading.
It’s well paced, the characters are engaging and the dialogue is very cleverly executed. This is what i hope to get when I reach out for more of their content.
Librarian Artemis and Dragon Arthur are both very endearing and relatable characters. Each one has their own individual struggles with their respective parents, Artemis with her toxic relationship with her parents and Arthur with his memories of his father and his role as the head of the clan. How the authors are able to genuinely understand and express their love and respect for each other and their knowledge of literature is one of my favorite things about the book.
The relationship between Arthur and Artemis is believable and builds upon true feelings and a great dynamic between intelligent people who respect each other.
This is a low heat romance that waits until the end for any kind of romantic love.
There’s wonderfully endearing side characters that I could have enjoyed watching more of.
This was just lacking a bit of world building but overall it is a great paranormal romance and adventure story. Intelligent, engaging and very well written.
Highly recommended.
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Blurb
Nobody told her dragons use libraries.
Or that one of them would ruin her filing system and her entire life plan.
She’s the head librarian who alphabetizes her trauma.
He’s the dragon alpha who crash-landed into her carefully ordered world ten minutes before closing.
Neither expected a thunderstorm, an ancient mystery, or feelings too big to fit on an index card.
✨ Perfect for readers who love: cozy chaos, grumpy/sunshine energy, nerd x nerd fated mates, and dragons who say “please” when they destroy your cataloguing system ✨ and for all the AuDHD readers, pattern-brained people, and anyone who organises their feelings into a spreadsheet.
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Publication date
April 29, 2026
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Language
English
File size
2.8 MB
Screen Reader
Supported
Enhanced typesetting
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Word Wise
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Print length
430 pages
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 