“It is a lot easier to be brave when you know you have no alternative.“
“It is a lot easier to be brave when you know you have no alternative.“
I can use this book in my classroom to teach children about viking culture, friendship, courage and growth. There are a lot of important themes presented in this story that can teach children a bunch of timeless messages.
pickThis book allowed authors to explore “what if“ questions about society because it creates a world where dragons are a normal animal living in people's towns. People ride and train dragons in this world, where in our reality this is not the norm. The book challenges the idea of what if dragons lived in your city and people rode them around.
pickI love The Bakery Dragon!
Ember is too little to scare people to get their gold, but when circumstances bring the baker and Ember together, he finds that golden bread can be a treasure too.
I thought he looked adorable washing his hands in bubbles. 🥰🐉
pickI started reading this to the students and they really love Ember. Everyone wants a dragon now. And bread. This book will make you hungry.
