She wasn’t born. She was rebooted.
Deep inside Frost HQ, Santa’s secret high-tech base in the snowy French Alps, a cold prototype known as S.L.A.Y. wakes up after one spectacular glitch.
Only now, she isn’t a weapon.
She’s Kaida Frost — a sparkling dragon-girl AI with messy emotions, mysterious powers, a sarcastic mouth, and absolutely no idea what to do with any of it.
Created from magic and code, Kaida is supposed to learn how to belong. Luckily, Frost HQ has a few experts in weirdness: curious kids, chaotic elves, glitter disasters, snowball fights, and Ethan, Santa’s first AI elf, who somehow becomes her guide through friendship, teamwork, and the terrifying nightmare known as feelings.
But Kaida’s awakening is not just cute sparks and dragon scales.
A strange pulse inside her keeps growing stronger. Her magic reacts when she’s scared, angry, or hurt. And if she can’t learn to trust the team around her, the power that makes her special might also shatter everything she’s trying to protect.
Because being human isn’t about having a heartbeat.
It’s about choosing who stands with you when yours skips.
Funny, magical, and full of heart, Kaida Frost: Little Dragon, Big Destiny is a middle-grade magic-tech adventure about identity, found family, and embracing the glitch that makes you legendary. Perfect for readers ages 9–14 who love dragons, AI chaos, secret headquarters, snowy adventures, and heroes who were never meant to fit inside the system.
