
The Pineapple Loving Dragon
Magical Chapters Trilogy, Volume 2
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Narrated by:
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Emma Thorpe
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By:
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Victoria Zigler
About this listen
Everyone knows the mountains are full of dragons, and everyone also knows those dragons are dangerous monsters who eat people. So when the people from the town notice that one of them has a young boy with it they set out to rescue him.
But Daisy isn’t like other dragons; she’s sweet and kind, and just happens to be a vegetarian. Unfortunately, the only people who know this are a 9 year old witch named Paige, and a ten year old orphan named Luke.
Can Paige and Luke convince everyone else that Daisy isn’t dangerous?
This is the second book in the Magical Chapters trilogy. The titles in the series are as follows:
- Witchlet
- The Pineapple Loving Dragon
- A Magical Storm
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