Language:EnglishPublisher:Archway PublishingISBN-13:9781480872387ISBN-10:1480872385UPC:9781480872387Book Category:Juvenile FictionSize:11.00 x 8.50 x 0.08 inchesWeight:0.2513Product ID:SC818E4077
Penelope is a kind hearted dragon with dreams of playing peacefully in the nearby village . . . maybe even joining them in a game of baseball. But every time she gets close to the village, the guardsmen chase her away because they view her as a vicious fire dragon. The only thing that helps her feel better is painting colorful pictures of the village on the walls of her cave. Then one day she has a fantastic idea . . . what if I painted myself into a beautiful array of rainbow colors so the villagers won't recognize me? Will her new image help the villagers see her for who she really is? This dragon will delight your heart with her great imagination and her ability to find answers and strength in the face of uncertainty. Her kindness will inspire you. At the core of her being is a desire to offer good deeds to the villagers and become a true friend to them.
Language:EnglishPublisher:Archway PublishingISBN-13:9781480872387ISBN-10:1480872385UPC:9781480872387Book Category:Juvenile FictionSize:11.00 x 8.50 x 0.08 inchesWeight:0.2513Product ID:SC818E4077
Patricia Yellich was born into a family of eight children and was taught the importance hard work, honesty, integrity, family and spirituality. Of special importance to Patricia is the value of humanity's desire to think freely and individually, and to pursue one's dreams all life long. Her book's character, Penelope, exemplifies these traits and values. Patricia and her family live in Carmel, California.
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Penelope is a kind hearted dragon with dreams of playing peacefully in the nearby village . . . maybe even joining them in a game of baseball. But every time she gets close to the village, the guardsmen chase her away because they view her as a vicious fire dragon. The only thing that helps her feel better is painting colorful pictures of the village on the walls of her cave. Then one day she has a fantastic idea . . . what if I painted myself into a beautiful array of rainbow colors so the villagers won't recognize me? Will her new image help the villagers see her for who she really is? This dragon will delight your heart with her great imagination and her ability to find answers and strength in the face of uncertainty. Her kindness will inspire you. At the core of her being is a desire to offer good deeds to the villagers and become a true friend to them.
Patricia Yellich was born into a family of eight children and was taught the importance hard work, honesty, integrity, family and spirituality. Of special importance to Patricia is the value of humanity's desire to think freely and individually, and to pursue one's dreams all life long. Her book's character, Penelope, exemplifies these traits and values. Patricia and her family live in Carmel, California.
