Name: Here be Dragons!
SKU: 53514925
Price: 32.90 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Susannah Lloyd

Type

Physical Book

Author

Susannah Lloyd

Publisher

Frances Lincoln

Year

2021

Language

English

Pages

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9780711256613

Here be Dragons!

Susannah Lloyd (Author) · Frances Lincoln · Paperback

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Synopsis "Here be Dragons! "

This book is about a knight on a mission: to find and slay a dragon. The other knights have told him that there's no such thing as dragons, but he doesn't care. For he has a map, and the map says: "HERE BE DRAGONS."He travels right to the spot marked ‘X’, past treasure, suspicious bones and many signs telling him to turn back. He wanders up and down a huge, spiky hill (the dragon's back) shouts into a burrow (the dragon's nose) and eventually walks into a cave (the dragon's mouth)… Will the hapless knight see the dragon before it's too late?! Young readers will love spotting the dragon in the background in this laugh-out-loud story from the author of This Book Can Read Your Mind.

Susannah Lloyd

(Author)

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Susannah Lloyd es la autora de *Badgers Are Go*, *Who Ate Steve*, *Here Be Giants*, *Oh Monty*, *Here Be Dragons*, *This Book Can Read Your Mind* y *The Terribly Friendly Fox*.

Sus libros están protagonizados por granujas, torpes, personajes traviesos y narradores MUY poco fiables. Sus obras se han traducido a diez idiomas. Se inspira en las viejas películas en blanco y negro, en los animales disecados y polvorientos de los museos y en todas las cosas pequeñas del mundo.

Le encanta leer historias, especialmente las que se encuentran en los libros infantiles. Las bibliotecas y las librerías son su lugar feliz.

Su libro favorito de la infancia era *Trubloff, The Mouse Who Wanted To Play The Balalaika*, de John Burningham. Aquel libro hizo que ella también quisiera tocar la balalaica, aunque, por desgracia, todavía no sabe hacerlo.

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