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Dungeons & Dragons meets Jumanji in the second book in the laugh-out-loud adventure series Homerooms and Hall Passes!

Months after saving suburbia from destruction, our heroes are back to their old lives of dungeon delving and magical quests. All except the wizard Albiorix, who has given up adventuring and uses his time trying (unsuccessfully) to create his own board game.

When the party finds their old friend June Westray’s smartphone for sale in a Bríandalörian bazaar, however, they fear the Realm of Suburbia is under threat.

Thus, the five young adventurers must travel back into Homerooms & Hall Passes, a role-playing game where they assume the characters of average American kids. This time they’re at Level 9 and will face a whole new set of challenges: their freshman year of high school!

There are different cliques, different rules, and higher stakes. And if that wasn’t stressful enough, the heroes must track down an evil spellbook, defeat a sinister foe, and figure out how to get back home . . . .

“You can’t help falling in love with this hilarious upside-down take on Dungeons & Dragons. I read; I cheered; I laughed out loud.”—Gordon Korman on Homerooms and Hall Passes

Fish Out of Water Comedy: A barbarian, a wizard, a gloom elf, a paladin, and a thief trying to navigate the treacherous world of high school cliques, classes, and the dreaded cafeteria. Gamer Fiction for Kids: The heroes are Level 9 and ready for new challenges, but this time the quests involve surviving freshman year, not slaying dragons. Dungeons and Dragons for Kids: Perfect for young fans of role-playing games, this laugh-out-loud series swaps epic monsters for the epic awkwardness of being the new kid in school. Found Family Adventure: This quirky team of adventurers must rely on each other to track down a sinister spellbook and find a way back to their own world before it’s too late.