Even dragons can learn how to share in this brilliantly
fun picture book!
Ruby the dragon follows all the rules in her Dragon Rule Book:
she steals from everyone, and NEVER shares her treasure
with ANYONE! The other animals are desperate –
until they come up with a clever plan to change the Dragon
Rules…
Nicola Kinnear’s warm-hearted, funny picture book is a fabulous,
fairytale celebration of the importance of sharing.
Children and parents will love this fabulous, fairytale celebration
of the importance of sharing
Nicola Kinnear is one of the brightest stars in children’s
books. Her début picture book, A Little Bit Brave,
was shortlisted for several awards and translated into 17 languages
PRAISE FOR A Little Bit Brave:
“a new talent to look out for” Bookseller
“funny and reassuring . . . superbly illustrated”
Parents in Touch
“a glorious picture book debut…stunningly illustrated”
BookLoverJo
“an utter delight” WeAreTheMotherside
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Nicola Davies is an award-winning author whose many books for children include A First Book of Nature, A First Book of Animals, Tiny, Lots, The Promise, King of the Sky, Ice Bear, Big Blue Whale, Dolphin Baby, Just Ducks, Poo and the Heroes of the Wild series. She graduated in zoology, studied whales and bats and then worked for the BBC Natural History Unit.
More about Nicola KinnearNicola Davies is an award-winning author whose many books for children include A First Book of Nature, A First Book of Animals, Tiny, Lots, The Promise, King of the Sky, Ice Bear, Big Blue Whale, Dolphin Baby, Just Ducks, Poo and the Heroes of the Wild series. She graduated in zoology, studied whales and bats and then worked for the BBC Natural History Unit.
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