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This board book is an adorable introduction to starting school for pre-readers. This journey of a young dragon will teach little ones that starting school isn’t as scary as they might think.
From DK’s bestselling First Seasonal Stories series comes a new magical adventure for any little dragon aged 3-5 getting ready to start school!
Follow the story of Drago, who learns to embrace new experiences as he gets ready for his first day at school. But when he thinks about it, it makes him feel nervous. Settle first day jitters with this magical story that shows that starting school isn't as scary as little ones might think. This story normalises first day worries and is a gentle reminder of the exciting new possibilities that school brings.
This heartwarming board book about starting school offers:
- A great opportunity for little ones to understand and communicate their emotions, build confidence and overcome worries. - Bright illustrations alongside an engaging storyline that is suitable for young children. - A chunky board book with rounded edges and sturdy pages for children to turn. - The fifth title in the bestselling series that includes includes The Happy Pumpkin, The Grumpy Reindeer, The Sleepy Bunny, and The Lonely Otter.
Children who are getting ready to start school are encouraged to share any hidden worries they may have through this board book about a dragon with a big secret - that he can’t breathe fire. But what will the other dragons at school think? Think board book will teach little ones that starting school is exciting and there's no better place to learn and perfect your fire breathing techniques!
More in the series
At DK, we believe in the power of discovery. So why stop here?
If you like The Nervous Dragon, then why not try other titles in this collection of first experiences for young children? Try The Happy Pumpkin, The Grumpy Reindeer, The Sleepy Bunny, and The Lonely Otter for an introduction to Halloween, Christmas, Easter and Valentine’s!
This board book is an adorable introduction to starting school for pre-readers. This journey of a young dragon will teach little ones that starting school isn’t as scary as they might think.
This board book is an adorable introduction to starting school for pre-readers. This journey of a young dragon will teach little ones that starting school isn’t as scary as they might think.
From DK’s bestselling First Seasonal Stories series comes a new magical adventure for any little dragon aged 3-5 getting ready to start school!
Follow the story of Drago, who learns to embrace new experiences as he gets ready for his first day at school. But when he thinks about it, it makes him feel nervous. Settle first day jitters with this magical story that shows that starting school isn't as scary as little ones might think. This story normalises first day worries and is a gentle reminder of the exciting new possibilities that school brings.
This heartwarming board book about starting school offers:
- A great opportunity for little ones to understand and communicate their emotions, build confidence and overcome worries. - Bright illustrations alongside an engaging storyline that is suitable for young children. - A chunky board book with rounded edges and sturdy pages for children to turn. - The fifth title in the bestselling series that includes includes The Happy Pumpkin, The Grumpy Reindeer, The Sleepy Bunny, and The Lonely Otter.
Children who are getting ready to start school are encouraged to share any hidden worries they may have through this board book about a dragon with a big secret - that he can’t breathe fire. But what will the other dragons at school think? Think board book will teach little ones that starting school is exciting and there's no better place to learn and perfect your fire breathing techniques!
More in the series
At DK, we believe in the power of discovery. So why stop here?
If you like The Nervous Dragon, then why not try other titles in this collection of first experiences for young children? Try The Happy Pumpkin, The Grumpy Reindeer, The Sleepy Bunny, and The Lonely Otter for an introduction to Halloween, Christmas, Easter and Valentine’s!
The Nervous Dragon is an adorable illustrated board book for the youngest kids about conquering anxiety and back-to-school jitters. Due out 4th June 2024 from DK on their Children's imprint, it's 18 pages and will be available in board book and ebook formats.
Everyone is nervous about a big change. Little dragon Blaze is nervous about his first day at school. What will happen if everyone laughs at him or makes fun of his big secret. Even though his dad packs his lunch, his sister holds his hand on the way to school, and their teacher Miss Claw tries to make everyone feel welcome, he's still very nervous and unsure of himself.
The story is reassuring, adorable, and full of appealing illustrations. The free verse is simple and easy to read.
Five stars. It would make a good choice for public or school/classroom library, home use, or gift giving.
Disclosure: I received an ARC at no cost from the author/publisher for review purposes.
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This book is an adorable method of teaching your little how to navigate the emotions of their first day of school jitters. The illustrations were cute and colorful & the story just long enough for their little attention spans.
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It's Blaze's first day of school and he is really nervous! Once at school Blaze learns that it is okay to not know everything and school is a place to learn.
This book would be great for kids to read before their first day of school.
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My little one is too young to go to school just yet, however, he still enjoyed this short story. He loves dragons and enjoys the illustrations. A great read to add to your library. Perfect for those first day jitters of littles.
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Cute story. Would be great to read before your child starts school. Great message to help a child learn that we all have these fears and doubts of not being ‘good enough’ at things.
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I LOVE this book! This is a great social story for students who struggle academically or have a difficult time with anxiety. Students can relate to feeling nervous about something new and how others learn at different paces. This would be a great addition to the teacher's library for read-aloud and student discussions!
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The Nervous Dragon is an adorable illustrated board book for the youngest kids about conquering anxiety and back-to-school jitters. Due out 4th June 2024 from DK on their Children's imprint, it's 18 pages and will be available in board book and ebook formats.
Everyone is nervous about a big change. Little dragon Blaze is nervous about his first day at school. What will happen if everyone laughs at him or makes fun of his big secret. Even though his dad packs his lunch, his sister holds his hand on the way to school, and their teacher Miss Claw tries to make everyone feel welcome, he's still very nervous and unsure of himself.
The story is reassuring, adorable, and full of appealing illustrations. The free verse is simple and easy to read.
Five stars. It would make a good choice for public or school/classroom library, home use, or gift giving.
Disclosure: I received an ARC at no cost from the author/publisher for review purposes.
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Holly G, Reviewer
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This book is an adorable method of teaching your little how to navigate the emotions of their first day of school jitters. The illustrations were cute and colorful & the story just long enough for their little attention spans.
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It's Blaze's first day of school and he is really nervous! Once at school Blaze learns that it is okay to not know everything and school is a place to learn.
This book would be great for kids to read before their first day of school.
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My little one is too young to go to school just yet, however, he still enjoyed this short story. He loves dragons and enjoys the illustrations. A great read to add to your library. Perfect for those first day jitters of littles.
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Cute story. Would be great to read before your child starts school. Great message to help a child learn that we all have these fears and doubts of not being ‘good enough’ at things.
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I LOVE this book! This is a great social story for students who struggle academically or have a difficult time with anxiety. Students can relate to feeling nervous about something new and how others learn at different paces. This would be a great addition to the teacher's library for read-aloud and student discussions!
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