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Book SynopsisLottie is apple picking when a large, angry, fire-breathing dragon appears, wanting to eat her for breakfast! As the townsfolk rush to hide from the beast within their high walls only Lottie wonders why the dragon is so fierce: could it just be lonely?
The Mayor doesn t listen and calls on St Michael to slay the dragon. Can brave Lottie convince the great knight of her plan to save both the town and the dragon?
This is a charming story about courage, defying expectations and looking beneath the surface which is perfect for sharing with younger children during Michaelmas, and all year round. The beautiful illustrations by Sandra Klaassen, creator of the much-loved picture books Uan the Little Lamb and Peg the Little Sheepdog, are lively, soft and enchanting.
Trade Review'A lovely book in every way, and will make a great addition to your seasonal festival story repertoire. The illustrations by Sandra Klaassen are just delightful.'
-- BL TH Steiner Early Childhood Association
'We always enjoy Beatrys Lockie's books and stories, and this one is no exception.'
-- Kindling
'A heartwarming story about bravery and how sometimes we need to look beyond the things that can be seen... I highly recommend this beautiful story because courage and kindness are something that we need to teach children.'
-- OurWorldOfWonder (Instagram)
'We have been charmed by this story about offering kindness. I was also impressed that Lottie doesn't overcome fear, it s the way she is: a brave young female character.'
-- StorybookMamma (Instagram)
'A heartwarming and enchanting children's book that takes young readers on a magical journey filled with friendship, courage, and kindness... Each page is a work of art, with a whimsical and dreamlike quality that perfectly complements the story. The pacing is well-structured, and the layout incorporates text and illustrations in a harmonious manner. It is not only an engaging story but also a valuable lesson for young readers. It encourages empathy, understanding, and the importance of looking beyond appearances.'
-- BusyBusyLearning (Instagram)
