Book 29 of the series
Pip and the Dragon Who Breathed Too Small
High on a mountain, Pip finds a little dragon who has forgotten that even the tiniest flame can light up the whole sky.
Buy on Amazon ↗- Ages
- 3-7
- Reading level
- Grade 1
- Length
- 752 words
How it begins
“The ash is still warm beneath Pip's paws. The air smells of cinders and cool stone. The sky above the nest is violet, and long ribbons of rose-gold light drift past like slow, warm breath.”
Children will love
- •A mountaintop dragon's nest wreathed in rose-gold cloud, where a tiny dragon is too afraid of her own flame
- •Pip pointing to just one small corner of beeswax, so Cinder can practice her fire gently instead of forcing it
- •Cinder's wings opening fully for the first time under a sky filling with quiet stars
More Pip adventures
Book 1★ Start herePip and the Lantern Fish’s Wish
Deep beneath the mossy earth, a tiny fish has swallowed a wish it cannot make come true — until Pip arrives.
Book 8★ Start herePip and the Glowing Jellyfish
When the whole world is watching, sometimes one gentle friend is all you need.
Book 11★ Start herePip and the Tangled Light
When the lighthouse goes dark, one small fox finds that the brightest fix isn't always the most obvious one.