Books with title The Last Dragon Princess

With E. D. Baker's trademark humor, wacky animal and human characters, and almost all-new cast, this is the story of Emma's daughter, Millie, who is trying to survive being a magical princess who happens to keep turning into a dragon. When she cannot stop her own magic any other way, she and three friends (one vampire, one troll and her cousin, a young wizard prince) set off for the Frozen North and the Blue Witch. Together the motley group battles fearsome bears, saves imprisoned dragons, and find their way home in style, with Millie having gained control of her dragon magic.

An old ten-man dragon in a Chinatown shop window turns Peter Chang's summer visit to Great Aunt, which he had been dreading, into an exciting adventure. The Last Dragon's silk is faded and torn, and its eyes are gone, but Peter finds people willing to help restore the dragon to life-Great Aunt's mahjongg friends, a tailor, a kite maker, a street artist-and learns his way around the neighborhood at the same time. The banquet that honors the dragon's return to its full glory and marks the end of Peter's visit is also a celebration of Chinatown's unique culture. Chris K. Soentpiet's exquisitely detailed watercolor paintings are filled with the energy and color of the busy streets and shops of Chinatown.

This book was written on the basis of telling a story that most often is left untold. It is a story of personal hardships in an individuals growth and development of self. It is about self empowerment over forces trying to control or dictate who we are and can become as human beings. It is about the fight and the inner courage that it takes for individuals to develop and express who they truly are above all else and no matter the odds being truthful to oneself and their power and finding happiness through doing so.

In a faraway kingdom, where custom is priority and duty is of utmost importance, an unruly princess Alaina Marie prefers adventure rather than fancy dinners and pretty dresses, much to her father’s annoyance. The kingdom is under attack and Alaina and her pet Tizzles have been captured. Will they find their way back home? Watch this journey unfold as Alaina and Tizzles discover what it means to be kind in the face of cruelty, courageous in the face of terror, and brave in the face of defeat. Learn with Alaina what it means to be a true friend, and to dream beyond what the eye can see.

A fantasy story for children.A princess is afraid of a dragon who has appeared in her kingdom. So she sends her soldiers and knights to face him in battle. Elves try to help him, in vain. Now the dragon is afraid too and feels forced to flee to the princess’ enemy. Can he save himself this way?The young author has written the story in plain language for children. The book is, therefore, suitable for beginning readers.The original Italian text was written during the 2010 "Young Writer's Program", a part of nanowrimo.org.What others have said:“The Dragon and the Princess is about a simple and far-reaching topic: fear and how fear leads to misunderstandings and even war. The young author writes descriptively and skilfully includes classic stylistic storytelling elements so that you can easily orient yourself in her fantasy.”

A story about a Princess and a velociraptor who must save their land from invaders. While the King and Queen are away at another kingdom, a young Princess named Lara and her pet velociraptor sleep. In the middle of the night, the castle is attacked by a group of savages known as the Wespen. Armed with her magical sword "Drachenzahn" the Princess must travel to the neighboring country to warn her parents of an impending attack. The young Princess meets many friends along the way, including a legendary Blue Dragon named Blau. The joyful, carefree Lara must grow up quickly to survive in this new world filled with war. She must learn to not only fight but also lead.

Carried off by a dragon? It was like a bad joke her old Nana would have said."Where's my necklace?""I don't know""I guess it got carried off by a dragon then, hmm?"For Mella, her life becomes the punchline as she finds herself caught in between the obsessive justice of a mythical Dragon King and her father's transgressions against the fire-breathing worm. After bargaining for her execution date to be stayed till her next birthday, the Princess must find a way to stay alive in the Dragon's Lair till then, and hopefully after. Not an easy task around a hot-tempered, fire-breathing giant of a monster. After accidentally stumbling upon the creature's thirst for human stories, Mella finds her own webs of enchantment she can weave. But who will be the one entangled as she discovers more and more secrets in the den of the Dragon? Join Princess Mella in her adventure as the countdown begins. What would you do, who would you be if you had only 12 more months to live?