Grayson's Magic Dragon - Hepner, Debbie L
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WINNER OF THE 2022 INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARD, DISTINGUISHED FAVORITE PICTURE BOOK WINNER OF THE 2022 GLOBAL BOOK AWARD BRONZE MEDAL After receiving a mechanical dragon for his birthday, Grayson is scared and jumps into Grandma's arms. When the dragon comes to life late at night, Grayson is scooped up in a magical ride that takes him to A candy castle dripping with delicious treats. Soaring high in the sky while remembering grandma's comforting words, "The dragon will never hurt you," Grayson overcomes his fear of the giant orange dragon and returns to his bed with his new best friend, safe and…mehr

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WINNER OF THE 2022 INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARD, DISTINGUISHED FAVORITE PICTURE BOOK WINNER OF THE 2022 GLOBAL BOOK AWARD BRONZE MEDAL After receiving a mechanical dragon for his birthday, Grayson is scared and jumps into Grandma's arms. When the dragon comes to life late at night, Grayson is scooped up in a magical ride that takes him to A candy castle dripping with delicious treats. Soaring high in the sky while remembering grandma's comforting words, "The dragon will never hurt you," Grayson overcomes his fear of the giant orange dragon and returns to his bed with his new best friend, safe and smiling. Sweet Dreams! A fun and adventurous story with page-touching, mouthwatering illustrations by Marshal Uhls & James Koenig. Coloring pages are available at https://debstories.com
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With degrees from Weber State University, the University of Utah, and Utah State University, Debbie L. Hepner taught in the Davis School District in Utah for 30 years. Now retired, she writes children's stories that were inspired by her experiences with her children, grandchildren, and students. She has published several picture books and received multiple awards. Writing the stories she thought about during her teaching career is very rewarding.