Summary: Aithusa might have been no bigger than a house cat but she was still a dragon. That meant wings, claws, and her own personal hoard, which in Aithusa’s case included soft pillows, fluffy socks, and much to Merlin’s chagrin, stolen pants. When Merlin found out that his winged ward had stolen a rather considerable pile of clothing for her hoard, he thought that it would be the end of any kind of friendship with his neighbor. But when Merlin met the victim of Aithusa’s burglary, he was pleasantly surprised to find Arthur, a man who had never in his life seen a dragon let alone a burglarizing one, and Cavall, a curious German Shepherd puppy who was quick to befriend the little white dragon. From there, it was only the beginning.
Comment: This story is wonderful! I loved every bit of it, especially the inclusion of magic and dragons in every day society; I loved the idea of having dragons as pets, visiting dragon sanctuaries as school trips, and having magical wards in hospitals. I loved the relationship and it’s development between Merlin and Arthur, and their pets just added to the sweetness. Essentially, I loved the entire story and cannot recommend it highly enough.