My Little Dragon: a mealtime adventure from Rochelle Humes

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Until Blake happens upon something he doesn’t like but that he tries to encourage the dragon to eat it…Unfortunately the 3 year old absolutely loves broccoli so doesn’t need any encouragement but he did really like this story although I found it a strange mix of storylines. Sanchez Stan Sthanunathan Stefano Mastrogiacomo Stella Duffy Stephanie Fizer Coleman Stephanie Laberis Stephanie Land Stephen Coleman Stephen Dalziel Stephen J.

Crawford Maria Hummel Marianne Ferrer Mari Hannah Marilyn Easton Mario Giordano Marjorie Liu Mark Alizart Mark Billingham Mark Illis Mark Mazower Mark Pack Mark Pesce Marlaine Delargy Martha Wells Martin Brenig-Jones Martin O’Neill Mary Auld Mary Mellor Mary Robinette Kowal Massimiliano Di Ventra Massimo Recalcati Matilda Rose Mats Strandberg Matt Carr Matteo Di Ventra Matthew Burton Matthew Sperling Matthew Todd Matt Ward Maurene Goo Maxine Beneba Clarke Max Manning Max Tegmark Maëlle Gavet Megan Todd Meg Wolitzer Mel Darbon Melita Tirado Michael A. Trading Address (Warehouse) Unit E, Vulcan Business Complex, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EB. Then Blake hatches a little dragon who wants to fly but to do that he needs to grow a little bit bigger, which means Blake has to find him something to eat. To do that, Blake and his little friends have to find out what food the little dragon likes and that is not easy, because he doesn’t seem to like anything!It’s written in a natural style, like conversational storytelling, no rhyming phrases (which I do also love, and so do kids, eg the Snail and the Whale is a family favourite).

Hansen Gill Hasson Gill Lewis Ginny Myers Sain Giovanni Tesio Glenn Elliott Graeme Guthrie Graeme Wood Graham Jones Guy Gunaratne Guy Standing H.She is currently focusing on contemporary children's book illustration as she loves to tell stories, visualise characters and experiment with media. We’re a huge fan of Rachel Suzanne’s illustrations in our house, and bought My Little Dragon for my nephew’s birthday. I liked the way Blake hugs his friends to make them feel better and the way he goes about trying to find a food that the little dragon likes is going to be very relatable to any parents or caregivers who are reading along with young readers. I was first interested in this book because whenever I see Rochelle Humes on TV she seems such a lovely, down to earth, genuine kind of person, and I wondered if her book had the same kind of feel.