Books with title Princess Daisy And The Dazzling Dragon

Monday is one of Princess Daisy’s favourite sunshine days because on Mondays Princess Daisy always wears one of her sunshine yellow dresses. But today wasn’t just any ordinary sunshine day, today was the day a baby dragon appeared in the castle yard! Inspire the author and the early reader in your child with this "dragon" flight of imagination, written and illustrated by 6 year old author Fifi.

Once upon a time so begins The Dragon Princess, a full-colour and beautifully woven magical tale that childrens book author Audrey Humphreys brings to vivid life. Unlike most fairy tales however, this story does away with the traditional plot and instead renders a new and modern twist that everyone even parents will find delightfully insightful and hilariously entertaining.The Dragon Princess begins when a handsome and honourable prince, who lives in the southern part of the kingdom, hears word that the princess in the far northern part of the kingdom is in need of rescuing from a fierce, mean and ugly-looking dragon. On his mighty steed, he travels for days, until he reaches the smoke-filled castle of the princess. Just when he is about to slay the dragon, he finds out to his surprise, that the princess needs to be rescued not from the dragon but from something else.With dreamlike illustrations by Barbara Sercombe, The Dragon Princess is a valuable, charming and funny picture book that brings parents and children together for a wonderful and easy reading experience.

Princess Grace, on her seventh birthing-day outing and picnic meets her mentor and protector, young Argon, a teacher assigned to her by the good King Gaston DeWayne. The young princess is surprisingly awed and pleased by the sight of the majestic dragon. His gloriously beautiful scarlet scales and his eyes like sunlight in flames, make her fall immediately in love with the royal creature. When the dark, black Ghost Demon suddenly materializes out of the sky, flying directly towards the princess and tries to steal Grace's very soul, Argon flies upward into the skies to confront the malevalant evil. His very existence was for the protection of the young princess and he would not, by this or any other evil from the dark realm, allow the princess to come to harm. After a great fight, in which Argon began to falter and doubt his abilities, the young dragon prevails by his right and mightand heroically saves her, with his fiery flames of justice.Gaston Sanders is also author of:Cole's Fairyland AdventureThe Mystery of the Missing HomeworkSirus Toad and the Grumpy TrollThe Silent Heroesand the dark poetry: Daydreams and Nightmaresall available through amazon.com

Rain is a regular little girl who loves to pretend that she is the princess of her backyard. In fact, her very favorite pastime is to sit under the beautiful branches of her "castle" (a forsythia bush) and to eat her favorite snack -- a very unique peanut butter sandwich. However, everything changes when Rain dreams there is a dragon in her backyard. Will her big imagination get the better of her and keep her from enjoying what she loves, or will she conquer and confront her fears? Join Princess Rain in this delightful journey of a brave little girl.

Follow Princess Alexia as she and her brave dog, Zoey, embark on a mission to confront a fire-breathing dragon. She hopes to do what her father’s soldiers could not, capture the dragon so another Ample Apple Orchard celebration would not be attacked and the land set ablaze.When Princess Alexia faces her adversary, she is frightened, but her fears abate once she and Titus, the dragon, begin talking. Can she convince Titus to stop plaguing her father’s kingdom, and will the festival be celebrated without fear of destruction?available in paperback, ebook, and audio