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Synopsis
What if the scariest thing about you was actually your greatest gift? Fire is a dragon who lives alone on Fantasy Island, lonely and longing for a friend. Every Friday she uses her fiery breath to craft beautiful glass gifts (hourglasses, jars, and glasses) and flies to the mainland hoping to share them. But every human she meets runs away in fear, never knowing how kind and gentle she truly is. When a wizard, a book butterfly, a unicorn, and a talking apple tree arrive on her island, Fire discovers something magical: she was brought to life by the imagination of a child. And with the help of her wonderful new friends, each with their own extraordinary talent, Fire finally has a chance to make her greatest dream come true. Fantasy World is a story about kindness without expectation, the magic of imagination, and the miracle of true friendship. A note about the author: Fantasy World was written by Anna M. Willis. At just 7 years old, Anna created Fire the Dragon from her own imagination and brought her world to life with vivid detail and a warm, generous heart. This is the first book in the Fire the Dragon series, with more adventures already on the way. Perfect for ages 4-8. A beautiful gift for any child who has ever felt different, lonely, or misunderstood.
Is Fantasy World (Fire the Dragon) appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 4 and up.
A gentle story about a lonely dragon who learns the value of friendship. No scary content—Fire is kind and gentle, and the story emphasizes acceptance and imagination.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include loneliness and rejection.
Who'll love this
Kids will love Fire the dragon who makes beautiful glass gifts and finally finds friends who appreciate her special talents.