The Girl who Made Friends with Dragons - Lopate, Mitchell D
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Suzy is a little girl who lives with her parents beside a big mountain. She never talks to anyone because she hears their thoughts in her head--and they can't hear her answering them. Inside the mountain live a group of amazing dragons: they are hiding from humans for hundreds of years. They create huge tunnels by eating rocks to visit their families in other countries. When a young boy dragon forgot to cover up the exit to the dragon home cave, Suzy and Goldie, a little girl dragon, meet one day by accident. They become friends and stay out late when they learn dragons hear human thoughts!…mehr

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Suzy is a little girl who lives with her parents beside a big mountain. She never talks to anyone because she hears their thoughts in her head--and they can't hear her answering them. Inside the mountain live a group of amazing dragons: they are hiding from humans for hundreds of years. They create huge tunnels by eating rocks to visit their families in other countries. When a young boy dragon forgot to cover up the exit to the dragon home cave, Suzy and Goldie, a little girl dragon, meet one day by accident. They become friends and stay out late when they learn dragons hear human thoughts! But there's trouble when Suzy's father and Goldie's dragon father come looking for their missing children! A little human girl and a little dragon girl become heroes who help everyone make up a peaceful way to live and work together. Come join the adventure of their story--and learn about delicious-flavored gemstones (dragons think they are like candy!), a dragon-hosted heated swimming pool, and a dragon/human neighborhood cook-out barbeque!
Autorenporträt
Mitchell David Lopate was an adjunct English professor at Snead State Community College in Boaz, AL, and Brookdale Community College in Lincroft, NJ., Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ., and the Director of Teaching Affairs and an instructor of English writing and speaking programs at Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics in Nanchang, China. He is also an international pyschological advisor for personal and family needs and clientele, a creative writer, an academic support consultant for writing and educational concepts, a music journalist and blogger (including videos), a metaphysical and holistic counselor and consultant, an elementary school teacher, and an editor for a banking regulations company. (He does all these things at once as well as writing books: he likes to multi-task. He also maintains and edits his five different blog sites.)