Books with title Knight and Dragon

Before vowing his allegiance to Wulder as a knight, Bardon heads to the mountains for solitude. His life is suddenly complicated by a woman and her granddaughter, N Rae, on a mission to rescue the woman s son trapped in a chamber of sleep. Bardon learns that more of Paladin s knights are imprisoned and suspects one of them is Dragon Keeper Kale s missing father. The Secret Is in Their Hands and Hearts The band travels north, uncertain of their destination and encountering numerous perils. When they unlock the chamber, they discover a dozen knights who cannot be awakened. The journal holding the secret to rousing them is in an unknown language. How can they find the help they need, overcoming even graver obstacles, to rescue the knights? Return to the land of dragons and magic you discovered in DragonSpell and DragonQuest, in this finely crafted and memorable work of fantasy fiction with a core of eternal truth."

In the medieval town of Yargle, the townsfolk live perfectly peaceful lives. In case anything goes wrong, they have two knights to defend them: the Red Knight and the Blue Knight. One sunny day, a frightening shape with claws, a tail, and great black wings swallows the shining sun. Its a dragon!The monster nests in the mountain and comes down every night to steal sheep and breathe fire on houses. The townsfolk beg the knights to do something about this menace, but they have very different ways of approaching the big, bad beast. The Red Knight wants to attack, while the Blue Knight wants to be kind.Of course, the townsfolk laugh at the Blue Knight and cheer when the Red Knight goes off to battle their nasty neighbor, but whose method will save Yargle? Is violence the answer or a calm conversation? This is a tale of taming the wild beast and overcoming fear with understanding, because sometimes, our enemies are really our friends.

A short bedtime story designed to foster the imaginations of young children, particularly young boys. With no pictures. That's right, I said no pictures. On purpose. Too many children nowadays cannot "see" the events in the book playing like a movie in their head. This forces that imagination to come alive. Read this book at bedtime with the lights out. They love it! Hmmm, a knight and a dragon. Not very original, you say. There doesn't exist a young boy who doesn't want to hear about a brave knight and a fearsome dragon, and who will wonder how the farmer comes into play. This will become a bedtime favourite, asked for and (hopefully) read many times. Reading aloud to your kids every day is the single most important thing you can do as a parent to get your kids prepared for the world. Don't believe me? Google Jim Trelease. Enjoy the book.For the .epub version, go to https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/889763

Cor the dragon has a problem; he's bored. As a way of amusing himself, he convinces his princess, Espreta, to help him become a knight. No sooner than he does his first heroic deed, Cor is sent by his fellow dragons to rid them of a dragon's bane (nemesis). Cor doesn't find it easy to secure the trust of his new found friends and the dragon's bane, with ties to Cor's past, has no intention of giving him the chance.

In the medieval town of Yargle, the townsfolk live perfectly peaceful lives. In case anything goes wrong, they have two knights to defend them: the Red Knight and the Blue Knight. One sunny day, a frightening shape with claws, a tail, and great black wings swallows the shining sun. It’s a dragon!The monster nests in the mountain and comes down every night to steal sheep and breathe fire on houses. The townsfolk beg the knights to do something about this menace, but they have very different ways of approaching the big, bad beast. The Red Knight wants to attack, while the Blue Knight wants to be kind. Of course, the townsfolk laugh at the Blue Knight and cheer when the Red Knight goes off to battle their nasty neighbor, but whose method will save Yargle? Is violence the answer or a calm conversation? This is a tale of taming the wild beast and overcoming fear with understanding, because sometimes, our enemies are really our friends.