Books with title Noggin and the Dragon

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Annie hates being dragged to her uncle’s church every Sunday. She wishes the Dragon would win his fight against St George. Suddenly she finds that everywhere she looks, her village is full of dragons and she realises that the Dragon of Windlesham has a message - for her alone. When Annie follows the trail, she must discover the Dragon’s secret and to save the land she must end a centuries old curse.

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Unprepared for what they discover beneath the castle, Gwen and her twin brother Edmund race against time to save their home and prevent a war. But what other dangers are lurking under ground in the dark and ancient caverns besides the enemy soldiers? Can the twins convince the King's men it's all real and will Edmund be in time to save his sister from a sinister fate at the hands of the evil Gort...? Beautifully illustrated and written in a classic style with charming characters, suspense, and a hint of danger, this story will entertain children of all ages.