Books in Little Dragon series

In this story about overcoming fears and not frightening other people, Little Dragon watches a scary movie on television. He is frightened but intrigued and decides to find a haunted house of his own that will not be too scary for his friends. Luckily, he finds a real estate agent who has just the place he is looking for, and to pay for it—even more luckily—Little Dragon simply takes advantage of his magical power to cry golden tears.

Little Dragon worries about not stacking up to people's expectations in this charming story about making friends and appreciating differences. What kind of dragon am I? he wonders. He can't fly or breathe fire with his snorty nose, even when he eats chili peppers—and he certainly can't scare anyone! But as it turns out, Little Dragon does have one very surprising talent that helps him find a friend and a new home.

In this story about overcoming fears and not frightening other people, Little Dragon watches a scary movie on television. He is frightened but intrigued and decides to find a haunted house of his own that will not be too scary for his friends. Luckily, he finds a real estate agent who has just the place he is looking for, and to pay for it—even more luckily—Little Dragon simply takes advantage of his magical power to cry golden tears.

Isabel lives with her parents and a wise little dragon. One day, as she and the wise little dragon are playing in the park, using their imagination, she sees a little girl having a birthday party and wishes to be like that little girl. The wise little dragon grants her wish. But then Isabel sees another girl with lots of gadgets and wishes to be like her. The wise little dragon grants each wish Isabel asks for, but Isabel keeps asking for more. Finally, Isabel misses her family and wishes to be herself again. The wise little dragon always knew that Isabel would want to be herself, and the two friends return home.