How to Catch a Dragon
When Albie visits the library to find a book about dragons, he certainly doesn’t expect to meet a real knight and his horse! Together Albie and his new friend, Sir Clinkety-Clank set off through the Forgotten Forest in search of the mythical creatures. Who will they meet along the way? And will they be brave enough to enter the Terrifying Tunnel?
YIKES!
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About this book
Albie is an ordinary little boy who has some extra-ordinary adventures!
In this story, Albie visits the library to find a book about dragons to help with his homework. But someone else grabs it first!
Imagine Albie’s surprise when he meets a real knight in shining armour and his horse!
Together the two friends set off across the fields to search for some real dragons to draw. They encounter a huge bear and a giant troll, who are not as scary as they seem!
The troll shows them to a secret tunnel but are the new friends brave enough to go inside? And what’s making that scary noise?!
With very mild peril that is quickly resolved, and friendly mythical creatures, this book is great fun! Perfect for reading at home and in the classroom.
This is the fifth exciting adventure in the best-selling Albie series.
Illustrated by Ed Eaves
Published by Simon and Schuster, 2014
ISBN: 978-0857079596
“Bursting with detailed and highly colourful illustrations”
“Secretly I think this is my favourite Albie book, as it’s set in a library! But my little one loves it because of the dragon picnic page! Books bring out the best imaginations in children and this one does that, with lots of great fun characters to meet along the way of a fun adventure!.”
“Another great book by Caryl Hart following the wonderous imagination of Albie. My Son loves these books and has all of Albie’s adventures. Would recommend as they are easy to follow stories with great colourful illustrations.”
Albie Series
Whatever he does, wherever he goes, adventure is never very far away!
Over a quarter of a million copies sold in the UK alone, this best-selling series is a staple in homes and schools. With adventure around every corner, and core values of friendship, kindness and imaginative play, the Albie stories make great bedtime stories and support early years education too!
Illustrated by Ed Eaves
