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Age Range
7 - 11
Genre
folktales & fairy tales
Copyright Year
2024-09-03
Page Count
64
Publisher
Frances Lincoln Children's Books
Grade Level
2nd - 6th
ISBN
9780711290976
Themes
dragons

A Natural History of Dragons (Folklore Field Guides)

Written by Emily Hawkins and Illustrated by Jessica Roux

Dragons have been the misunderstood subject of folklore for generations . . . but are these stories just legends or is there any truth to these majestic creatures’ fiery reputations?

Presented as a handbook from the late 1800s written for the students of the Academie Solomonar: the only school for dragon-riders, this beautiful volume sets out to reveal the hidden world of dragons. Within these pages you will meet mysterious and majestic dragons from around the globe, read about ancient lore and superstitions, learn about their life cycle, anatomy, habits and habitats, and discover the secrets behind dragon flight.

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Age Range
7 - 11
Genre
folktales & fairy tales
Copyright Year
2024-09-03
Page Count
64
Publisher
Frances Lincoln Children's Books
Grade Level
2nd - 6th
ISBN
9780711290976
Themes
dragons
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