★The Simplified Chinese rights has been sold.
★Written by the South African renowned author Fanie Viljoen.
★The series explores the topic of child sexual abuse in a tactful and accessible way, which is urgent but rarely discussed.
★It teaches children how to recognize the signs of sexual abuse and respond to the crisis properly through a story about dragon.

★Including 2 titles:
A book for boys
A book for girls　

　　Kyla loves stories about fierce princess Arabia who even fights dragons. But her older sister, Abby, don’t believe in fairy tales anymore. Abby says there is a dragon in their own home – one that fears nothing and no one. But who could it be? Is it Mom when she scolds them? Is it Grandpa with his deep voice? Is it their naughty cousin Nico? Fortunately Kyla learns just what to do to protect herself. So on the day the dragon comes for her, she is able to save herself ánd her sister.
　　A handy guide for children, parents and caregivers can also be found at the back of this book: How do you recognize a dragon? What is safe touch and unsafe touch? What do you do when you suspect that your child is being molested?
　　According to recent studies, almost a third of all South African school children are being or have been sexually abused. Therefore it is extremely important to talk to children about this issue and equip them to protect themselves. This book is the perfect tool to start a conversation.

Fanie Viljoen has to date written more than 80 books for children and young adults. He has been included on the IBBY Honneur List and has received many awards for his work, among which the MER Prize for Youth Literature and the Sanlam Prize for Youth Literature. He also writes short stories, radio dramas and adult fiction, and even illustrates some of his own works. Many of his books are used as prescribed literature in the educational sector. Fanie describes The Day the Dragon Came as the most important story he has ever written.