The Very Angry Dragon
- Animal StoriesParableEmotionFriend
- Categories:Picture Books
- Language:English（Translation Services Available）
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- Pages:32
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:210mm×250mm
- Page Views:20
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Full color
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Feature
★ This is a set of fable story picture books with animals as the protagonist, adapted from classic fable stories, to convey information about kindness, tolerance, friendship, and love to young readers in a more suitable way, and to learn the basic principles of interpersonal communication.
★ Created by award-winning writer and illustrator, warm and colorful, fine and touching:
✔Award winning illustrator Flavia Zuncheddu: Flavia's works have participated in exhibitions around the world multiple times and won awards.
✔Award winning illustrator Dubravka Kolanovic: Dubravka's work was recognized by a prize from the Oshima Museum of Children's Picture Books in Japan. Her illustration work has also been recognized with awards and printed in 3x3, a magazine of contemporary illustrations.
✔Suzy Senior: Writer, who has been nominated for the National Literacy Trust and the Bloomsbury Children's Book and Poetry Award.
★ Perfect for parents to prepare bedtime stories for their children.
This series includes six titles:
I Love You, Little Dinosaurs
Anyone but Bear
Fox and the King
The Best Ever Hug
The Bear Nobody Wanted
The Very Angry Dragon
Description
Dragons get angry just as we do.
But when a dragon feels his friends have let him down, there is a big difference between dragons and people.
Angry dragons breathe fire…
Author
Writer, former teacher, and Anglican priest is also a mother and grandmother living and working in SW England.
John Dyke(illustrator)
John Dyke has spent a lifetime illustrating children’s books and
is most gifted at illustrating the narrative.
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