Zog
Julia Donaldson, Axel Scheffler
Readers rate it 4.5 (8 on Hardcover)
32 pages · Released 2010 · Alison Green
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Zog is a charming, rhyming picture book that gently subverts fairy-tale conventions while celebrating kindness and individuality. The story follows a young dragon learning traditional dragon skills who finds friendship and a different path through compassion. It contains only very mild, fantasy-typical conflict and is perfect for preschoolers through early elementary readers who enjoy humor and heart.
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An irresistible, funny, heart-warming story that defies the conventional fairytale ending, from the award-winning creators of The Gruffalo, Tiddler and Stick Man. At Zog's school he must learn to fly, roar, breathe fire, capture princesses and fight knights. But whenever he gets a bump or a scrape, a mysterious little... An irresistible, funny, heart-warming story that defies the conventional fairytale ending, from the award-winning creators of The Gruffalo, Tiddler and Stick Man. At Zog's school he must learn to fly, roar, breathe fire, capture princesses and fight knights. But whenever he gets a bump or a scrape, a mysterious little girl is always there to nurse him better. Perhaps Zog has a different destiny after all . . .
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- Children's stories
- Juvenile Fiction
- Fantasy
- Adventure
- Young Adult
- Humor
- Juvenile Nonfiction
- Fiction
- Knights and knighthood
- Stories in rhyme
- Princesses
- Schools
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ISBN 9781407115566 · Alison Green