"She liked pirate stories, too, but most of all she loved books that had at least a knight or a dragon or a fairy in them. She was always on the dragon's side, by the way." --Inkheart
Like mother like daughter. I am so proud. (sniff, sniff)
When it comes to imagination, I am such a child. I LOVE dragons. And fairies and elves and unicorns and . . . well, you get the idea. Shiloh's Happy Meal toy was a cute, little, green dragon from the movie, How to Train Your Dragon, which we haven't seen yet, and she's been treating him like royalty taking him everywhere she goes. Bless her heart, she even tried to feed him cereal. Not good. So she stuck with acorns and Hi-Ho Cherry-O cherries.
If you are like us and unashamedly admit to loving dragons as much as an imaginary creature can be loved, then you may want to check out these dragon books of which we are so fond:
Where's the Dragon --Richard Cook
The Egg --M. P. Robertson
Starlight Sailor --James Mayhew
The Dragon of Lonely Island --Rebecca Rupp
The Return of the Dragon --Rebecca Rupp
The Dragon Snatcher --M.P. Robertson
The Great Dragon Rescue --M.P. Robertson
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1 comment:
we have eaten far too much mcdonalds lately trying to collect all the stinking dragons. LOVE the pic BTW!!! I'm in C'ville this week and it always feels wierd to be back here.
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