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Dragon Books to Read in May

🐲 The Tea Dragon Tapestry by Kay O’Neill (May Day- May 1st)

The final book in the Tea Dragon Society series, it concludes the stories of grief and belonging we see with Greta and Minette. They gear up for the Tea Dragon Festival and find their closure.

🐲 The Dragons are Singing Tonight by Jack Prelutsky (Limerick Day- May 12th)

In this fun collection of poems by Jack Prelutsky, he brings dragons to life in lyrical form for a young audience. He even has such fun art throughout.

🐲 Brighter Than Scale, Swifter Than Flame by Neon Yang (Honor Our LGBTQ+ Elders Day- May 16th)

A brave knight is tasked with visiting an eastern country to hunt and kill dragons, but she soon learns there is more to this mission than meets the eye.

🐲 Once Upon a Time There was a Very… Slack Wyrm by Joshua Wright (National Cartoonist Day- May 5th)

In this first collection of humorous comics, we follow a dragon as he goes through day to day shenanigans.

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Wild daisies down the side of the street... this may need to happy all around our house 🌱💚

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“I admit, I prefer Asian dragons, as they are forces of nature and not, like in Western myth, incarnations of evil. It sometimes seems to me that in our dragon stories we show how we look upon nature: as something to love and respect, or as something we want to rule over and destroy.”

—Cornelia Funke