Books with title The Knight and the Dragon

This is a read aloud kids book that is written in an easy to read rhyme style and is ideal for children from preschool to little kids. As Khalie collects eggs on her family’s farm she notices a very unusual egg. This isn’t a normal, everyday chicken egg. It’s bright blue and has dots and stripes, too! When the creature breaks out of the egg, it’s not a bird at all. Khalie becomes friends with her new pet and names her Fuega. As Fuega gets bigger she gets dangerous so Khalie’s parents want to separate them to keep Khalie safe. Khalie sets Fuega free. Will Fuega come back in time to save Khalie and her family from danger? You’ll need to read the book to find out! This rhyming story for children is all about the power of friendship.

Princess Lani loves adventures. So when she finds out that her fairy godmother is in trouble, she can’t wait to help… Even if it means tracking down and capturing a huge fire-breathing dragon!The Fairy Queen thought it would be fun to release the dragon from a pot by her fireplace. Now the dragon is free and has disappeared!With help from some new friends and just a sprinkling of fairy dust, Lani and her best friend, George the cat, must find the escaped dragon before it is too late!

Susie and Alfred are neighbours, and best of friends. Usually. But in The Night of the Paper Bag Monsters, they try to make costumes for a special fancy dress party, and get in a horrible fight. Will they ever finish their costumes? And will they make up in time for the party? In The Knight, the Princess and the Dragon, Susie's Uncle Jonas takes them both to an art gallery. Their favourite picture is of a knight saving a princess from a dreadful dragon - and it gives Susie an idea! These two favourite stories in the series about Susie and Alfred are being reissued with fresh new covers for a new generation of children to enjoy!

Katie and Brian Eames and their friend Reme spend their summer vacation exploring the fields and woods outside their little town, Misty Haven. Each day, they gather for ice-cold lemonade at the neighborhood pub and restaurant, The Dragon and The Rose, run by Mr. Amos Teagarden, who tells the children a legend from 10th-century Wales: There were two princes, stepbrothers named Vrolich and Rouge, who had become known as the Dragon and the Rose. The younger brother, the Rose, was an evil sorcerer who turned the Dragon's wife into a pillar of stone, and then transformed Vrolich into a real dragon. The Dragon departed Britain, flying westward over the sea, vanquished and heartbroken. In their adventurous explorations, and at nearly the cost of their lives, Katie, Brian, and Reme discover a secret cave and a sleeping dragon...the Dragon. Speaking in his ancient tongue, with Reme translating from Latin, the Dragon assures them of his royal lineage and good intentions. Together, the three children and the Dragon devise a plan to defeat the evil Rose. The children, with their sometime captor Doris, and Mr. Teagarden fly on the back of the Dragon across the ocean to Wales, where they are met by Mr. Teagarden’s relatives, who vow to help the young heroes. Far away from home, they are sure to encounter the forces of the Rose, severe danger, and a great battle as they struggle to set right an ancient wrong.

Tu'luh the Red has revealed himself and struck the first blow. Though Erik and his friends managed to drive him away, time is running short. The dragon now raises his army in its full strength and is preparing to march upon the Middle Kingdom. With Master Lepkin awakened from his coma, Erik must swiftly resume his training if he is to have any hope of facing the dragon down. All the while, the more Erik learns about the dangers he is challenging, the better he understands that simply defeating Tu'luh is not enough. There is a much greater threat looming on the horizon that threatens to destroy not only the Middle Kingdom, but all of Terramyr. Worse still, Erik learns that joining forces with Tu'luh may be the only way to prevent the end of the world.

Adella, a slave, can hear the thoughts of animals. Her life is only worth living when she gets to spend time with her dearest friend, a dragon—very large and frightening to most people but not to Adella. When Dragon does the unthinkable to protect her, the two must flee for their lives. Adella struggles with the guilt she harbors and her frightened feelings about God and punishment. Disguising herself as a boy, she seeks work—and the pair get caught up in a battle. They survive and become heroes. Then, horrible news: the nation’s beloved king, to whom Adella feels strangely drawn, has been infected by the Green Death. If he dies, anarchy will spread through the kingdom and create war. Adella and Dragon set off on a quest to find the plague’s forgotten cure. Danger and adventure await—along with trolls, shape shifters and secrets beyond her wildest dreams. But time is growing short. If they don’t find the cure, the king will die… Young Adult Christian Fantasy

Anna Evans thinks her parents are dead. They’re not. 15 year-old Anna doesn’t realize that an ocean away her family awaits. When the Cythrawl Demons arrive in Portland, Oregon intent on killing her, she is rescued by a handsome Welshman named Seirian. Soon she learns she is not Anna Evans but Arwyn Rhys-Ifans, member of the magical Tylwyth Teg of Wales. Not only does she have witches and wizards in her family but most of them are out to kill her! So begins Arwyn and the Dragon. Arwyn embarks on a journey to save her imprisoned mother from her scheming family. Guided by an 1,000 year-old dragon, a talking Corgi and an ancient grandmother, Arwyn’s adventure teaches her about love, friendship, magic and herself.

When a vicious dragon moves into Camelot, a boy named Daryl is called upon by none other than King Arthur himself to defeat this dragon. With interesting people to meet and an adventure in his future Daryl starts off on a quest that will change his life. Will Daryl be able to defeat the evil dragon or will the dragon destroy Camelot and Daryl's way of life...forever!