Books with title Angry Dragon

*Updated version2019 Readers' Favorite Bronze Medal Award Winner in the Children - Preschool genre (ages 3 - 5)Emotions & Feelings Series Book 3Why Dragons So Angry? Despite our best efforts, reality doesn't always meet our expectations. There is no need to be upset or mad.* Anger can be a positive emotion when it helps kids work through issues or problems* Help kids learn how to manage their anger in safe and healthy ways* Teach your kids to deal with disappointment * Being angry doesn’t make you badIt has a great message:"A must for any quick-to-tantrum kids" -- Kim "This is a good starting point to chat to very young kids about emotions" -- Jacob "This is the best dragon book for the ever-shifting moods of preschool kids." -- Sam And* Cute illustrations with nice rhyming story* Not too long, grabs kid’s attention* Print version includes COLORING PAGESGET IT NOW and get the ebook for FREE!! Add this amazing picture book to your cart and ENJOY!

The international best-seller. Why are dragons so angry? Despite our best efforts, reality doesn't always meet our expectations. There is no need to be upset or mad. George has a pet dragon called Joe. Joe always gets angry when he doesn't get what he wants or when things don't go his way. The little boy tries to show his friend that being angry is not normal. In the end, Dragon understands treating others with kindness is the best way to go. Warning: cuteness overload! You and your kids will love this kids audiobook.... Grab it now.

*Updated version2019 Readers' Favorite Bronze Medal Award Winner in the Children - Preschool genre (ages 3 - 5)Emotions & Feelings Series Book 3Why Dragons So Angry? Despite our best efforts, reality doesn't always meet our expectations. There is no need to be upset or mad.Anger can be a positive emotion when it helps kids work through issues or problems*Help kids learn how to manage their anger in safe and healthy ways*Teach your kids to deal with disappointment *Being angry doesn’t make you badIt has a great message:"A must for any quick-to-tantrum kids" -- Kim "This is a good starting point to chat to very young kids about emotions" -- Jacob "This is the best dragon book for the ever-shifting moods of preschool kids." -- Sam And* Cute illustrations with nice rhyming story* Not too long, grabs kid’s attention* Print version includes COLORING PAGESGET IT NOW and get the ebook for FREE!!Add this amazing picture book to your cart and ENJOY!

When a little boy hears “no” from his mother one time too many, he feels his anger rising. It burns and builds, finally turning him into a giant dragon that destroys everything in its path. Nothing is safe: not toys or stuffed animals—not even Mom and Dad. But fortunately, a dragon’s fire doesn’t last forever. The simple, bold illustrations give shape to the power that emotions have to overwhelm and transform us, and vividly bring to life the angry dragon that lurks inside us all.

The International Bestseller, *Updated version Audible special offer: get a free audiobook with Audible trial Emotions & Feelings Series Book 3Why Dragons So Angry? Despite our best efforts, reality doesn't always meet our expectations. There is no need to be upset or mad. Here's what readers are already saying about this amazing picture book:"A must for any quick-to-tantrum kids" -- Kim"'This is a good starting point to chat to very young kids about emotions" -- Jacob "This is the best dragon book for the ever-shifting moods of preschool kids. " -- Sam George has a pet dragon called Joe. Joe always gets angry when he doesn't get what he wants, or when things don't go his way. Little boy tries to show his friend, that being angry is not normal. In the end, Dragon understands that treating others with kindness is the best way to go. Warning: Cuteness Overload! This children book contains illustrations of a cute dragon. Lots of them. Enjoy these little sweeties, perfect alongside beautiful rhymes. You and your kids will love this book for ages 3 5...grab it now while it's still available at this discounted price.

The adventures of Rafael le Marre and his friends continue. Catherine Ayre and her cousin Giles come to Letzenstein in the summer of 1849. Raf is settled in Xandeln with a crowd of orphans-but Giles, at least, is not impressed with his unconventional ways. After a terrorist bombing in which the Grand Duke is thought to be killed, Julius Varenshalt tries to take political control. Catherine, and even Giles, fear for Raf's life-and indeed it has never more precariously hung in the balance.

When a little boy hears "no" from his mother one time too many, he feels his anger rising. It burns and builds, finally turning him into a giant dragon that destroys everything in its path. Nothing is safe: not toys or stuffed animals—not even Mom and Dad. But fortunately, a dragon's fire doesn't last forever. The simple, bold illustrations give shape to the power that emotions have to overwhelm and transform us, and vividly bring to life the angry dragon that lurks inside us all.

Meriol Trevor The children had passed Jeanne during her struggle and got to the bottom of the steps. They saw that Raf's guards were released from the handcuffs and one of them was locking them on his wrists again so that his hands were behind his back, as in the chapel that morning. Julius was standing by his carriage, with his hand on the open door. It was ready to leave, by the open gate. A double row of soldiers were taking up their positions on the gravel sweep, lining up as a firing party with the front row on one knee. Stenken stood at one end to the side of the line, nearest to Rafael. Now Raf's guards left him standing alone on the other side of the gravel. "Oh no, oh no, oh no!" Catherine found she was saying over and over in her anguish. Julius called out, "Now, run for it, le Marre!" Rafael le Marre is in trouble again. His cousin Julius Waldemar has taken over the government, and wants the unconventional Raf out of the way - permanently. Catherine Ayre and her English cousin Giles have come to Lezenstein in the summer of 1849 and find themselves right in the middle of the political upheaval. Giles, not impressed with Raf or Grand Duke Constant, takes Duke Julius' side - to the danger of Raf and the Italian political refugees hidden at the le Marre castle of Xandeln. Julius seems to be in control, and time is running out for Raf and his friends.