Books with title The Priestess and the Dragon

Expanded with additional commentary and a look behind the process this special edition expands upon the original. Written by Erik Peterson and illustrated by Mina Sanwald, "The Dragon and the Princess" shares the joy of friendship as readers count from 1 to 10 and back down again. With fun-filled illustrations and memorable text, it will be a book that gets read over and over again.

Meet Millie, the charming but somewhat cursed daughter of Princess Emma and Prince Eadric. Why cursed? You see, every time Millie gets mad (and she gets mad a little too often) she turns into a dragon. And not a cute little pink dragon either. She is a full-on, green-scaled, huge-winged, fire-breathing dragon. Enough to scare the petticoats off her own friends, family…and of course, potential suitors who come to see about her hand in marriage. It’s embarrassing…even maddening, that this has to happen, but no one seems to have any answers for her…until she hears about a witch in the far reaches of the Frozen North, a witch guarded by a frightening brigade of polar bears, bears who have no interest in helping a princess in distress…E. D. Baker proves as winning a storyteller as ever as she introduces readers to a new generation of Greater Greensward’s enchanting royal family.

With E. D. Baker's trademark humor, wacky animal and human characters, and almost all-new cast, this is the story of Emma's daughter, Millie, who is trying to survive being a magical princess who happens to keep turning into a dragon. When she cannot stop her own magic any other way, she and three friends (one vampire, one troll and her cousin, a young wizard prince) set off for the Frozen North and the Blue Witch. Together the motley group battles fearsome bears, saves imprisoned dragons, and find their way home in style, with Millie having gained control of her dragon magic.

Counting from 1 to 10 and back down again becomes more magical as children search and count the objects within the story of a dragon family and princess. Written by Erik Peterson and illustrated by Mina Sanwald, "The Dragon and the Princess" shares the joy of friendship as readers count from 1 to 10 and back down again. With fun-filled illustrations and memorable text, it will be a book that gets read over and over again.

Once upon a time there was a princess that liked swordfighting and wandering the woods as much as she did wearing cute clothes and drawing. During one encounter in the woods, the princess meets a dragon and the two forge a very close bond. However, when the princess' parents arranging for a suitor threatens their bond, the princess decides to take matters into her own hands and (quite literally) fight for herself.

Princess Alexia and her dog, Zoey, embark on a mission to confront a fire-breathing dragon. She hopes to do what the King's soldiers could not: capture the dragon so another Ample Apple Orchard celebration would not be attacked and the land set ablaze. When captured, Princess Alexia is frightened, but her fears abate once she and Titus, the dragon, begin talking. Can she convince Titus to stop plaguing the kingdom? Will the festival be celebrated without fear of destruction?

This is the first installment in the Prince and Princess adventure series. In this story the Princess Georgina convinces her parents to let her marry Dusty. On their wedding day the dragon shows up. Dusty saves Georgina, but is carried off by the dragon, Sam the Terrible. Read the story to find out how Georgina holds out hope for the return of Dusty. Find out how Dusty befriends the dragon, and makes it back to his beloved Georgina.