Category: Children Publisher: Publish America
ISBN-10: 1456013343
Type: Fiction
Pages: 28
Copyright: 2010
ISBN-13: 9781456013349
A Dragon's Tooth, is the first book I published and is no longer available.
A Dragon's Tooth, is a fairy tale told by the court jester about a lovable dragon, an absent minded sorceress, a thoughtful princess and a pure of heart hero who must deal with the king offering his daughters hand in marriage to the first knight to slay the Great Dragon Basilisk and bring back a tooth as proof. It is a story full of obstacles that each character must address by using their brains instead of the sword. The art work as well as the story is bright, colorful, cute and original. Children will want to embrace each lovable character and reach out to the challenged characters as they each face their
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A Dragon's Tooth is no longer available, I am sorry to have to announce that.
Writing and illustrating children's books was something I started for my nieces and nephews. I wanted them to have wonderful memories of our family gatherings. Then one day, my ten year old niece,"Sheila" asked her teacher if she could bring her Auntie Jackie for show and tell. I went dressed as a jester, the kids loved my story. They were asking me for my autograph and wanted to know if my books were in the bookstores? I had to get published for the kids, so here I am my first book. It is very exciting! Watch for my second book, it is currently underway, "Shredder Ate My Tail."
Professional Reviews
A Dragon's Tooth
Reviewed By Anne Boiling for Readers’ Favorite:
A Dragon’s Tooth by Jacqueline Pansy reads like an old fashioned fairy tale. A king promises his daughter’s hand in marriage to the “first to slay the Great Dragon Basilisk.” But this was no easy task, and the Princess worried as Knight after Knight ventured off to slay the dragon and never returned. Eventually the Princess visited the dragon and the two came to a mutually beneficial agreement.
I love the illustrations in this book, they alone make it worth the price. The font the author chose is perfect for this tale and the plot is delightful. I do believe the dragon was my favorite character.
