A heartwarming tale of friendship and discovery featuring fascinating insights into the magical world of Eastern water dragons.

An enchanting book featuring themes of acceptance and knowing who we are and what we can achieve as individuals.
Join Eileen on a breathtaking journey, and delight in an enchanting world where her surroundings become the backdrop for a magical friendship. Meet Daniel, the water dragon, and witness Eileen’s discovery of his extraordinary abilities.
Readers will be captivated by the heartwarming bond between characters and immersed in the rich details of Eastern water dragons. The story also introduces an educational element by sharing facts and encouraging children to learn about nature and wildlife.

• “Dragons Are Real” highlights the magical connection we have with nature. This enchanting story celebrates the wonders of nature, friendship, and the uniqueness of different creatures.
• A rich narrative that includes educational facts about Eastern water dragons, allowing readers to learn about their behaviour, habitat, and conservation.
• Beautifully rich and captivating illustrations bring this magical world to life. The intricate detail and warmth of the images will engage children and encourage them to explore and understand their own surroundings and the nature around them.

Writing makes her heart sing!” is how Dianne Ellis describes her motivation to write. Dianne has written poetry and stories all her life and has recently tapped into the wondrous world of children’s imaginations. She loves reading her stories to children, watching as they become absorbed in her characters and words. Dianne lives in a cosy village on the east coast of Australia and looks forward to continuing to write books that children will read, enjoy, and remember.

Albertina Neri is from a small town near Milan, Italy. A freelance illustrator and graphic designer, Albertina also holds creative workshops for children in schools and loves everything about childhood and imagination. As a child Albertina understood the importance of literature and believes that books are treasures made to help children.

Interest Age: 5 to 8 years

Reading Age: 7 to 8 years

Hardback: £12.99 · 978-1-80036-058-7

World rights available, except for Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the UK and the US.