Dragon in Danger
“Dragon in Danger” by Rosemary Manning, published by Penguin in 1971, is a juvenile fiction book that features a small, green dragon depicted in a nervous pose. This edition spans 138 pages and is presented in English. The cover art, designed by Constance Marshall, showcases the dragon in a barn setting, rendered in pencil crayon with a palette of green, reddish-brown, and pale yellow.
Readers will discover a narrative that revolves around the adventures of a dragon, exploring themes related to animals and mythical creatures. The illustrations complement the story, enhancing the experience for young readers. This book invites exploration into the world of dragons and their interactions, making it a fitting addition to collections focused on juvenile fiction and fantasy.
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Constance MarshallJacket design (front): by Constance Marshall. Shows a small, green and nervous looking dragon on the left looking slightly upwards. Seems to be in a barn. Drawing looks to be done with pencil crayon in green, reddish-brown and pale yellow.Title in green pencil crayon written in script. Author and illustrators names at the bottom.Jacket (back): Constable & Co. logo at top centre with decriptions on three other Constable & Co. titles underneath. Bound in yellow with a simple illustration of a dragon and girl walking done in green in the lower left of the front cover.
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