Books with title Stories of Dragon and Bear

Ildreth just wanted to play with her friends without her four-year-old brother tagging along. But her mom insisted, and now the barn’s on fire, he’s taking jewelry to hoard in a cave, and he’s off to fight bandits on the road to town. What is she going to do? In these ten stories, prolific short story writer Marissa Lingen will introduce you to a shop that sells memories, a girl who’s harder to see than the devil, a monkey inventor, a disappearing grandma, a girl who learns to spin straw into goats, a cursed frog prince, an imaginary friend who is more than he seems, three grannies on a quest to rescue a princess, and a witch in training at her first boy-girl party.And, of course, a girl who just happens to have a dragon for a little brother.

Dragon and Bear meet one morning by an accident that comes about through their common preferences in matters of real estate. At the end of that very day, they discover, with a little help from Owl, that they have already become friends. Through shared success and failure, mutual help and sacrifice, some misunderstandings and a lot of patience on both sides, their friendship grows. They learn to take care of each other, to be proud of each other and to forgive each other. They discover that friendship means a lot of work, both physical and intellectual, and that it doesn’t always result in making things easier. But, after all is said and done, it becomes clear: friendship really is the best thing in the world.

Dragon and Bear meet one morning by an accident that comes about through their common preferences in matters of real estate. At the end of that very day, they discover, with a little help from Owl, that they have already become friends. Through shared success and failure, mutual help and sacrifice, some misunderstandings and a lot of patience on both sides, their friendship grows. They learn to take care of each other, to be proud of each other and to forgive each other. They discover that friendship means a lot of work, both physical and intellectual, and that it doesn’t always result in making things easier. But, after all is said and done, it becomes clear: friendship really is the best thing in the world.

Ildreth just wanted to play with her friends without her four-year-old brother tagging along. But her mom insisted, and now the barn’s on fire, he’s taking jewelry to hoard in a cave, and he’s off to fight bandits on the road to town. What is she going to do? In these ten stories, prolific short story writer Marissa Lingen will introduce you to a shop that sells memories, a girl who’s harder to see than the devil, a monkey inventor, a disappearing grandma, a girl who learns to spin straw into goats, a cursed frog prince, an imaginary friend who is more than he seems, three grannies on a quest to rescue a princess, and a witch in training at her first boy-girl party. And, of course, a girl who just happens to have a dragon for a little brother.