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The Little Dragon’s Wish

Chapter book · My Little Fable
A LITTLE COURAGE. A LOT OF WONDER.

The Little Dragon’s Wish

Beyond the firelight, a small dragon is afraid of the dark. Three illustrated sample chapters follow a new friendship and the discovery that courage can begin with the smallest spark.

Ages 7–9About 4 min · sampleChapter bookFairy tale

Longer passages, chapter headings and illustrations along the way. Three short sample chapters.

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Three sample chapters · No account needed

BEFORE YOU TURN THE FIRST PAGE

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For a longer read-aloud or readers ready to follow a story across short chapters.

Made for reading together
Ages 7–9
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A little time for wonder
About 4 minutes
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Inside the free preview
3 short sample chapters
Chapter book · Fairy tale
A small worried green dragon huddles beside a campfire while a child listens kindly.
CHAPTER 1The sound beyond the trees
The child and dragon discover fireflies, distant glowing windows and the crescent moon.
CHAPTER 2A map made of light
The dragon makes a tiny golden spark as the child smiles beside the fading campfire.
CHAPTER 3The smallest spark

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From their world to these pages.

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  1. Bring the familiar details.The familiar smile, hair and little features that make them recognizable.
  2. Meet their storybook selves.Review the illustrated characters before their adventure begins.
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