Books with title Saint George and The Dragon

St George, defender of the helpless and slayer of dragons is a saint honored by many countries and many religions. He is as popular with Muslims and Jews as he is with Christians.How could this happen? We know dragons never existed. How could someone be so well known and honored worldwide for something that could never have happened?Find out about the life of this man who was said to have slain a dragon in this 15-minute biography.Ages 8 and up.LearningIsland.com believes in the value of children practicing reading for 15 minutes every day. Our 15-Minute Books give children lots of fun, exciting choices to read, from classic stories, to mysteries, to books of knowledge. Many books are appropriate for hi-lo readers. Open the world of reading to a child by having them read for 15 minutes a day.

George sketches a dragon to while away a rainy afternoon. He then finds himself plunged into an incredible adventure! He must find the courage to face the dragon he created, save a princess, and help his new friends protect their home. In the process, he learns a little about himself and the Sacrament of Confession.Includes a parents' guide titled "The Power of Sacramental Confession" at the end.

When Georgia meets a couple of jewelry making Dragons she goes on a thrilling adventure. But will Georgia and the Dragon find and bring back the Sapphire the Dragons need to make their jewelry before The Mountain King and his band of Dwarves stop them? Discover the answer to Georgia’s quest in this exciting adventure story featuring Dragons, Pirates, a Mountain King and Jewelry of course!

Once upon a time there was a dragonslayer named Steven George. When Steven is sent by his village to slay the fearsome beast, he realizes that he doesn't know what a dragon looks like, where it lives, or how to slay it. But Steven's village has fostered the talent of telling tales. Steven trades once-uppon-a-times with the people he meets along the way and each remarkable story leads him a step closer to understanding the true meaning of his quest.If all that looks like a dragon is not a dragon, it follows that all that is a dragon may not look like a dragon!