The review

Janner, Kalmar, and Leeli live with their mother Nia and their grandfather Podo, who used to be a pirate and now keeps them fed. The Fangs of Dang occupy the land. Gnag the Nameless wants what their family used to be. They run, they find out the name they were not told, and they have to decide the name is a duty and not a costume. Andrew Peterson's books are the source. Angel streams the series, and the Guild score on their own guide is high. This one is from the story they publish: a mother, a grandfather, three children, and an enemy that does not get to own the house.

Ages about nine and up. There are fangs and a flight, not a leer. It is better than a lesson because the children are particular and the mother is still the mother. A magic kingdom is not an excuse to skip the ordinary part, which is that a family tells the truth about who it is and then pays what that truth costs. If the show ever loves the creature more than the kitchen, turn it off and go back to the book. The number is 75.