Books with title Scarlet and the Dragon

Max is a very naughty dog. One day the slightly incompetent fairies of Fairies, Incorporated, grant his wish in error, and his toy dragon comes to life. Shenanigans abound as Max and the dragon battle the infamous neighborhood cat, go looking for the Lost Ferguson Gold Mine, develop a secret spy code and bumble their way into a time machine. Max and the dragon stumble from one catastrophe to the next, two lovable misfits destined for misadventure and hijinks.

A young boy named Tilo wanders into a mountain village that appears to be deserted. He learns that the residents are hiding indoors from a ferocious dragon who lives in a cave at the top of the mountain. As Tilo meets the quirky villagers, he learns more about the dragon and some interesting lessons. Three brothers who refuse to take turns end up cooking a disgusting mixture of tomato soup, fish and scrambled eggs in their single pot. An old woman does not believe in rules hosts a children’s birthday party; her house is vandalized and most of her party guests have injured themselves. An energetic girl lives in a cottage that is missing half a roof, a few steps, and one window because she starts projects but never finishes them. The villagers all describe a terrible man-eating dragon, but nobody has actually seen the dragon eat a person. Even more curious, although the dragon is rumored to have eaten up to a hundred people, none of the villagers are missing. Tilo comes to believe that the dragon is a rumor. Tilo journeys to the top of the mountain to investigate, and find what is really terrorizing the town.

This is the story of King Cyrus and the people of Babylon, and how they worshipped idol gods instead of the one true God. This led to the destruction of Bel and the Dragon by the hands of the prophet Daniel. Serving other gods is vain and worthless. There is only one God, who is worthy of worship, and that is the God of your Holy Bible and none else. Serving any other gods is to your own hurt. (Jeremiah 25:6-7)

The only work available in the small village of Barrenheath is the position of dragon slayer, and young Cedric gets the job due to the poor vision of eccentric village clerk Eunice Mushmooth.Village bullies, the grungy dragon slayer Gudrick, and magic-intolerant King Ulfred are among the challenges facing The Dragon Scarer.Cedric’s exploits in this middle grade chapter book will captivate readers from 8 to 12 years old, especially those who enjoy their fantasy touched with both danger and subtle humor. Details of medieval life highlight the settings.

Sophia and Kanani accidentally fall through a portal, finding themselves in the year 1180 A.D.! Sophia tries to make the best out of a bad situation when her German Shepherd, Kanani, meets a white dragon named Gunther. The newly formed trio end up joining a quest with King Author's Knights to save the rest of the white dragons. During an attack from another kingdom, Gunther saves Sophia and Kanani by flying them away far from danger. Now they are on their own in Northern Scotland, stranded in a time far different than their own. In an attempt to find Sophia and Kanani, her grandfather hires Casey Lane and Jackie Lee GSD Detective Agency to go through time.Will Sophia and Kanani make it back safely to Camelot? Will they ever find their way home? Will they be heard from again?

Join our friend Billy Toddler™ as he explores new worldsthrough the magic of his imagination.the Billy Toddler bedtime stories are packed full of exciting playtime funand yet short enough to keep your little one’s attention, for many nights to come.This time Billy’s adventurestakes him to the days of old to fight the terrifying red dragon. Short bedtime stories for ages 3 to 7 with full-page illustrations in full rhyming verse on each page.

A village is being terrorised by a fire-breathing dragon. It steals young maidens and eats the young men who come after it. Ten year old Andrew is not afraid of the beast. One morning, he grabs his sword and sets off to fight the dragon and save his village. ’Cos we all know that when adults are too scared to do anything, it’s up to the kids to save the day.A fun, rhyming adventure story for kids ages 6 years and up.