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Loading... You've Got Dragons (2002)by Kathryn Cave
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Note: I received an F&G at an ALA conference. ( ) Impulse grab at Battle Mt. ?áDragons are a metaphor for worries and challenges. ?ĂÂĄAt first they're scary but after taking the advice in the book, you'll become comfortable with them. ?ĂÂĄNot what I expected, but a great choice for me anyway, as I do tend to be fretful sometimes. 1. Give your dragon your full attention at least once a day.... 2. Really get to know your dragon.... draw a picture of it... 3. If you make your dragon laugh, it might get smaller... 4. Talk with someone else about your dragon. ?ĂÂĄAnd remember to get plenty of hugs. Iâd highly recommend this book if you have ever had a problem, I mean, dragon. This delightful book is full of humor and gentle admonishions on how to handle these pesky pests. According to the book you should âGive your dragon your full attention at least once a day. Dragons get bigger when they are ignored.â Also it is best to âtalk with someone else about your dragon. And remember to get plenty of hugs. Ask for one right now.â The book concludes with some âAncient Dragon Wisdom.â I think I got just as much out of this book as my children. no reviews | add a review
A young boy discovers that he has worries and fears that appear to him as dragons and shares what he learns about living with them. No library descriptions found. |
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