Book description
When the mighty dragons need a break, where do they go?
Do they soar to hidden waterfalls, frolic with mermaids in the sea, or visit faraway castles to play with knights and princesses? This whimsical rhyming adventure will spark your child's imagination and take them on a magical journey through…
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1 author picked Where Do Dragons Go on Vacation? as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
A group of dragons is desperate for a break from their day-to-day, pondering where they could go for a vacation. Should they go to the clouds? To a waterfall? To the ocean?
This book is just bursting with colorful characters and every kind of dragon there is. Told in verse, this is wonderful for a read-aloud at circle time. The art is cute and very appealing, and it is definitely one of my favorite dragon books to share with the kids in my class.
From Carolyn's list on children’s books about friendly dragons.
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