Books with title Dragon's Merry Christmas

Sieben the elf is excited. After years of training, she’s almost ready to drive one of Santa’s sleighs on Christmas Eve. However, on her way back from her last practice flight with Comet the reindeer, Seiben decides to impress Santa by taking a faster route to the North Pole. It’s a decision that leads to the elf crash-landing on the sandy beach of a tropical island. Now she’s stranded with only fifteen days before Christmas. Could things get any worse? Apparently they can—because the island is home to dragons. The fire-breathing beasts are the laziest creatures Sieben’s ever met, except when they’re fighting, which is their favorite thing to do besides sleeping. They’re also arrogant, unhelpful, and don’t care at all about sharing and giving. Dragons are as different as can be from elves, but if Sieben wants to get home by Christmas, she’s going to have to find a way to work with these fiery fiends. Written by Michelle Badion and illustrated by Rachel Hosick, Christmas Dragons is a fun, exciting story about giving, forgiveness, and working together. Sometimes you have to look beyond differences to find common ground.

"The Christmas Dragon" is a holiday parable about the selfish Marquis of Monte Maggiore, Sicily, who feels no charity at all -- not even during Christmastime! To teach him compassion for his people, the Christmas Witch, La Befana, transforms him into a Dragon, but offers him one hope of regaining his human form: he must give away his seven most cherished possessions. Which seven will he choose? To whom will he give them? And will he ever regain his human form?

Full color throughout. Donna Green illustrates nine of her favorite Christmas tales including "The Fir Tree" by Hans Christian Andersen; O. Henry's "The Gift Of The Magi"; "Bob Cratchit's Christmas" from A Christmas Carol and, of course, "The Night Before Christmas." She also illustrates twenty beloved carols, from the hauntingly beautiful "O Holy Night" to the rousing "Go Tell It On The Mountain," all newly arranged for piano and voice.

When Julian Rowan sits on Santas lap before Christmas, he has just one request. He doesnt know if Santa can deliver this gift, but Julian wants a dragon.On Christmas Eve, to his surprise, Santa Claus arrives with the gift and very special instructions for the care and nurturing of his gifthis very own dragon. To Julians surprise, his wish is even better than he had imagined. Now he has a new and special toy that will love him and care for him in return. With colorful illustrations by Hector Vega, authors Marta Provencio and Rowan Julian Patterson tell the story of the little boy Julian and a dragon named Alexanderthe story of a wish that comes true and a friendship that will last a lifetime.

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Fellow dragons Bostwick and Mortimer live in a cave on top of a mountain overlooking the nearby village. Although they love their home on the mountain’s peak, Bostwick grows more curious about the villagers below as they began to prepare for Christmas. He sneaks into the village at night to investigate the situation but leaves more puzzled than ever about Christmas and what it means.But as the eve of Christmas arrives, so does a storm. And with a deadly avalanche looming, the entire village and all its inhabitants are now in grave danger. With a disaster of mythical proportions approaching, only two mythical beasts have the power to stop it, save Christmas, and discover for themselves and the village what “peace on earth, good will to all” really means.