Dragon Stones | Shed Time Stories With Issy

Описание: Have you ever played 'skipping stones', where you through stones and watch them skip across the water?
Lizzy and her brother Ron are visiting their Aunt Edwina's house (the aunt who has silver. wavy hair that sticks out electrically from the sides of her head) and they are a little bored. Their Aunt suggest they go outside, and thats when mysterious things start to happen. The autumn leaves that fall...don't land in their Aunts garden and when they play skipping stones they get thrown back and they are steaming HOT. One stone has a strange web like pattern on it.They run to the other side of the pond to investigate but it is so misty...THEN...they see the dragon who has the same web pattern on his back. He tells the children that the witch Edwina banished him 500 years ago. Is that their Aunt Edwina? Suddenly their Aunt appears and shouts at the dragon...Will he retreat?
Magical and mysterious this story is, a fantastical and delightful adventure. As the reader you feel the excitement and bewilderment for the children when the stones are thrown back and the anticipation builds as they walk around the pond in to the mist. As the pages turn, the story unfolds and the author has cleverly written this so Lizzy and Ron are left questioning what they have been told by the dragon. Their Aunt is definatly quirky, but is she a witch. Complementing the writing are the stunning illustraions, they are atmospheric and wonderfully mysterious yet maintaining the fun for the readers.

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Dragon Stones
Written and Illustrated by Carolyn Watson Dubisch @artbycwdubisch
Published independently
ISBN: 9781435782242

Permission to reproduce was kindly granted by Carolyn Watson Dubisch

Thank you to all the authors, illustrators, publishers and self publishers who kindly grant me permission to read publicly.