Dragons in a Bag

The way the characters navigate their identities alongside the dragons made me wonder if the story was also about finding your place in the world. What do others think about that parallel?

The blend of city life and fantasy felt fresh and grounded at the same time. I'm curious whether the setting was inspired by real places or an imaginative creation.

Balancing emotional depth with humor is tricky, but this book pulls it off. Did anyone else feel the story subtly handled some heavier topics without losing its whimsical spirit?