Dragon Rake
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Dragon Rake
Narrated by:
Nathan Bennett
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Narrated by:
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Nathan Bennett
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By:
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Victor Sharpe
About this listen
This is the magical and touching story of Worzel, the last dragon in the world, and how a young boy called Oswald befriends him.
Worzel is very lonely and becomes angry at times, especially because the people in the village below, especially the grumpy mayor, Mr. Mobius, would like to chase Worzel away.
How a young boy called Oswald becomes great friends with Worzel, and how a huge rake called the Dragon Rake becomes the means to make Worzel happy again is what makes this story so much fun for young children.
Young children will want to listen to this charming book again and again.
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