Duluth the Dragon is a big bully who is up to his antics again in Dragon Land, despite Fairy’s best efforts to stop him. Now she needs help again from her little earthling friends. After Fairy taps on nine-year-old Hannah’s window one day, the girl grabs her red notebook and pen and travels with Fairy to Dragon Land to meet Duluth. As soon as Hannah invites Duluth to tell her the story of his life, she begins writing in her notebook. As he tells one story after the other about all the earthling children who have visited him, Hannah can barely keep up as she fills the pages of her notebook. But will her efforts to distract Duluth from bullying help cure his negative behavior? In this ongoing children’s tale, a dragon bully meets a new earthling child who guides him to embrace positivity by encouraging him to see the good in others

Dragon Fairy has one of the hardest jobs in the universekeeping peace in a magical land where a rude, disgusting, and horrible bully dragon lives. When Fairy learns that Dragon Duluth is acting up again, she must summon help from a little human who still believes in dragons and fairies. After she determines that eight-year-old Lauren is the perfect helper, Fairy waves her wand and flies with her back to Dragon Land. Now all Fairy and Lauren have to do is find a way to tame the very wild Duluth! In this delightful tale of adventure and imagination, a Dragon Fairy and her little human helper must rely on their wits, talents, and humor to stand up to a bully and scare the mean right out of him.

Most of us know someone who just doesn't seem to know how to behave. As much as we would like to spend time with him or her, it's just not fun, so we don't. As a result, we can miss out on fun and sharing experiences. Duluth the Dragon is big and can be mean, clever, and scary. But in author Devon G. Buffett's first Duluth the Dragon adventure, Dragon Fairy enlists the help of children who use their talents and skills to tame the big red dragon Duluth. Though he is a bit better behaved, there are still issues Dragon Fairy needs to help Duluth with, including overeating! Duluth the Dragon: Duluth Pigs Out shares another of Duluth's issues; he eats--a lot. Enjoy the adventure as Buffett shares how friends and those who want to be friends help Duluth get his eating under control. You'll learn how they help Duluth understand the importance of sharing.

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Duluth the Dragon has been a bully all his life. A habit he learned from his uncle, he thinks bullying is funny. But his bad behavior is negative and damaging to the order of the universe. The Dragon Fairy has been assigned the job of stopping Duluth from bullying. She regularly flies to Dragon Land to see what she can do to change his bad habit. In this third tale of Duluth the Dragon, Fairy invites twelve-year-old Garret, a boy with soccer skills, to help her teach Duluth something new. By distracting Duluth, they hope to put an end to his bullying behavior. This delightful tale of adventure and imagination shows how one kid can make a difference in the battle against bullying. Praise for Duluth the Dragon: The Bully Has a Ball Duluth the Dragon balances the real world and the fantasy world well.

Nicks Story is a bittersweet retelling of family love, personal struggle and deceit, as well as unfortunate and unexpected betrayals in trust. The events take place in a tumultuous nine-year period in the authors life, culminating in a remarkable ending.

Dragon Fairy comes from an enchanted star and has one of the hardest jobs in the universe keeping peace in a magical land where a rude, disgusting and very mean dragon lives. When Fairy hears that Dragon Duluth is bullying again, she returns to Earth; this time to find a young human named Ashley who can show Duluth that there are better things to do than bullying. Duluth has lured five children into his cave and is holding them hostage. He will let them go if they smile, but they are all too frightened! Dragon Fairy asks Ashley to accompany her to Dragon Land. Ashley agrees to sing a song that she hopes will make the kids smile. The book made me realize that one kid can make a difference. Lauren Zillmer, Age 8 this simple adventures strong-minded heroine is a plus, as is the books lively narrative. Kirkus Reviews Duluth the Dragonbalances the real world and fantasy world well. Foreword Reviews

Pull out your pencils! Everyone’s an artist in this lively and inspiring picture book full of wit, whimsy, and wacky imagination…and dragons, of course! Dragons of all shapes and sizes are on display in this high-flying how-to picture book from celebrated author-illustrator Douglas Florian. Get ready to meet dragons who love singing, cycling, playing musical instruments, and more—and learn to draw each one along the way. Then at the end there’s a big surprise: a dragon-drawing art show for all!

The first of two volumes of original short novels by some of the greatest writers in fantasy fiction, including Neil Gaiman, Anne McCaffrey, Tad Williams, Robin Hobb, Robert Silverberg, and Raymond E. Feist Legends II picks up where its illustrious predecessor left off. All of the bestselling writers represented in Legends II return to the special universe of the imagination that its author has made famous throughout the world. Whether set before or after events already recounted elsewhere, whether featuring beloved characters or compelling new creations, these masterful short novels are both mesmerizing stand-alones—perfect introductions to the work of their authors—and indispensable additions to the epics on which they are based. ROBIN HOBB returns to the Realm of the Elderlings with “Homecoming,” a powerful tale in which exiles sent to colonize the Cursed Shores find themselves sinking into an intoxicating but deadly dream . . . or is it a memory? ROBERT SILVERBERG spins an enthralling tale of Majipoor’s early history—and remote future—as seen through the eyes of a dilettantish poet who discovers an unexpected destiny in “The Book of Changes.” TAD WILLIAMS explores the strange afterlife of Orlando Gardiner, from his Otherland saga, in “The Happiest Dead Boy in the World.” ANNE McCAFFREY shines a light into the most mysterious and wondrous of all places on Pern in the heartwarming “Beyond Between.” RAYMOND E. FEIST turns from the great battles of the Riftwar to the story of one soldier, a young man about to embark on the ride of his life, in “The Messenger.” NEIL GAIMAN gives us a glimpse into what befalls the man called Shadow after the events of his Hugo Award–winning novel American Gods in “The Monarch of the Glen.”