title: The Little Candy Breathing Dragons
author: gloria clark
description: <b><i>The Little Candy Breathing Dragons<b><i> is a magical fairy tale about two little dragons named Nay-Nay and Maj. These little dragons are not your ordinary dragons you see, for instead of breathing fire as most dragons do, they breathe out <i>delightful candy scents<i> which can be savored for miles and miles. One day Nay-Nay and Maj take off on an adventure and meet many interesting characters along the way. Each strange character they meet is helped in one way or another by the little dragons. Find out how <b>Mrs. Pookie the blind kitty cat<b> is helped by Nay-Nay and Maj. How were they able to pull <b>Butchie the deer<b> out of the well? Also learn what words of wisdom they gave to <b>Dig the big dragon from another universe<b> who disobeyed his ruler. How on earth did they find their way back to Buffalo, the land of ice and snow after getting frightfully lost in the storm? Follow <b>The Little Candy Breathing Dragons<b> on their enchanting journey and find out. This book teaches children a valuable lesson about accepting all people as they are and the importance of being kind and obedient.
  						    	
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  Dragon's  
  Melody
  
  
  Ophelia Bell
  
  
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  Prologue
  
  
  Dragons aren’t monsters. Dragons aren’t monsters, Melody repeated over and
  over in her head.
  
  
  Her five-year-old heart raced. She hoped the game would prove that dragons
  really weren’t monsters. She knew deep down that she wasn’t in danger.
  
  
  Daddy wasn’t really a monster. He was only pretending. He was pretending not
  to find her, too, even though she kept peeking out from her hiding place and
  giggling while he stomped around her room making goofy growling noises and
  hunching his sho