From AudioFile:
Young listeners will roam the worlds of dragons--from the days of Saint George to the time of the first airplane--in this collection of tales. They'll also add to their dragon knowledge. Did you know that dragons prefer petrol to princesses and that being called "dear" goes a long way toward coercing a dragon to do one's bidding? Bertie Carvel and Emma Gregory narrate with a tone of fondness and with gentle animation. One listens to their storytelling with appreciation for their soothing voices, rich personalities, crisp British accents, and subtle narrative drive. Gregory's lilt brings witches and queens to life and a smile to the listener. Carvel brings mystery and wisdom to commoner, saint, and dragon alike. A.R. © AudioFile 2009, Portland, Maine
Review:
Dragon Tales is an audiobook for young adults consisting of four classic tales about dragons with a difference. These dragons aren't the usual fairytale monsters that incinerate kingdoms and capture princesses; they are far more distinctive from a dragon who just wants to write poetry in his cave, to a dragon who is flummoxed by the strong will of a princess! A delightful ideal for car trips with young ones, Dragon Tales will appeal to parents too, and is highly recommended for gift-giving, as well as for public library children's audiobook collections. The featured stories are The Reluctant Dragon, The Island of the Nine Whirlpools, The Fiery Dragon, and The Last of the Dragons. --- Library Bookwatch, Midwest Book Review
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