A Dragon Story (Madeline Pinkerton)

A Dragon Story (Madeline Pinkerton)Author: Madeline Pinkerton Illustrator: Madeline Pinkerton Turmeric the Dragon loved stories, especially stories about dragons. The trouble was his parents didnt like telling them much. Stories always end badly for us Dragons, said his father. But Turmeric didnt believe him, so he set off to find out for himself. Down in the village, Pip loved to tell stories. Her absolute favourite ones were about dragons. The problem was they always got her into

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3 x 16 cm | Harry Potter Universe

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