Dragon!
Lena and Luka's friend Sam is as chirpy as a songbird in sunshine.
But one day, Sam's smile turns upside down. He's moving far away!
Lena and Luka promise to visit, but flying is expensive. Will they ever see Sam again?
Maybe they need something scaly and wide-winged, with room enough for three . . .
From the author and illustrator team behind the much loved Unicorn! and Mermaid! comes a fiery new adventure about friends who can overcome anything - with a big wish and a little help from an accident-prone dragon.
Maggie is a counsellor, family-dispute mediator, writer and artist who spends her weekends covered in paint and scribbling lists that are never completed. She is a famously mad aunt, nanna and mother who talks to herself out loud and falls over a lot in the garden at her house in northern New South Wales.
Maggie writes stories with heart and soul for children and adults that encourage kindness, hope and resilience.
Cheryl Orsini taught herself to draw as a little girl. She grew a little taller, studied Visual Communications at UTS and finally, when she could grow no more, she started illustrating children's books, magazines and decorating a great many peg dolls! She has illustrated more than thirty children's books, and her work regularly appears in magazines and exhibitions.
Author: Maggie Hutchings
Format: Hardback, 32 pages, 215mm x 260mm, 392 g
Published: 2020, Affirm Press, Australia
Genre: Picture Books
Interest Age: From 4 to 8 years
Lena and Luka's friend Sam is as chirpy as a songbird in sunshine.
But one day, Sam's smile turns upside down. He's moving far away!
Lena and Luka promise to visit, but flying is expensive. Will they ever see Sam again?
Maybe they need something scaly and wide-winged, with room enough for three . . .
From the author and illustrator team behind the much loved Unicorn! and Mermaid! comes a fiery new adventure about friends who can overcome anything - with a big wish and a little help from an accident-prone dragon.
Maggie is a counsellor, family-dispute mediator, writer and artist who spends her weekends covered in paint and scribbling lists that are never completed. She is a famously mad aunt, nanna and mother who talks to herself out loud and falls over a lot in the garden at her house in northern New South Wales.
Maggie writes stories with heart and soul for children and adults that encourage kindness, hope and resilience.
Cheryl Orsini taught herself to draw as a little girl. She grew a little taller, studied Visual Communications at UTS and finally, when she could grow no more, she started illustrating children's books, magazines and decorating a great many peg dolls! She has illustrated more than thirty children's books, and her work regularly appears in magazines and exhibitions.