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Friday’s Page 69 ~ The Boy Who Flew With Dragons

Friday’s Page 69 ~ The Boy Who Flew With Dragons

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“But remember you told us how to deal with the poo? You know, get it down the loo quick so it doesn’t dry out and explode. Well, Sunny poos a lot. And it must have caused a blockage. All the toilets started overflowing. Mum went in first with the plunger. But she couldn’t clear it and had to call a plumber. And they found this… this… poo-berg.”

First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ The Boy Who Lived With Dragons

First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ The Boy Who Lived With Dragons

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‘My pants!’ Ted cried as I opened the door. ‘Grab them!’
OK, I know it’s not what you usually expect your best mate to say when you walk into their room, but listen, once you have a dragon you need to be prepared for anything.
‘I can’t lose another pair out the window. That’ll be the fourth in the last two days,’ he wailed.

Review for The Boy Who Lived With Dragons

Review for The Boy Who Lived With Dragons

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“But strangely the fizzling flowers were not what had my attentions. Because flapping out of the flames was a dragon. And it wasn’t Flicker.”

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Review for The Boy Who Grew Dragons

Review for The Boy Who Grew Dragons

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“It looked like a bird. But it had thorny little spines down its back and it seemed more leathery than feathery. It was bright red and its wings were scalloped, a bit like a bat’s. And it shimmered in the light of my rocket lamp, like it was having trouble deciding on the very best shade of red to be.”

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First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ The Boy Who Grew Dragons

First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ The Boy Who Grew Dragons

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When people ask me what we grow in Grandad’s garden, I think they expect the answer to be cucumbers, tomatoes, or runner beans. I don’t think they expect the answer to be dragons. But there it is. We grow dragons. And I can tell you this – they’re a lot more trouble than cucumbers.