A Tale of Two Dragons
#2 in Dragon Kin Series
What’s inside...
Braith of the Darkness, a She-dragon of royal descent, strives to live unnoticed while navigating her father's evil plots that have made her an enemy to a vicious queen. However, she finds an unexpected ally in Addolgar the Cheerful, a warrior dragon who is captivated by her. Though Addolgar claims his reasons for helping are not entirely honorable, he is ready to risk it all to protect Braith. Together, they face impending dangers, hoping to save each other without losing their heads in the process.
Character compass
Braith Of The Darkness
Addolgar The Cheerful
Addolgar of theCadwaldr
Princess Rhiannon
Bercelak the Vengeful
Braith of the House of Penarddun
Discussion points
How do the two dragons in the story differ in their personalities and how do they learn to work together?
What do you think is the most important lesson the dragons learned from their adventure?
How would you handle a situation if you were asked to team up with someone very different from you?
What qualities make a good friend, according to the story of the two dragons?
If you could have a dragon as a pet, what traits would you want it to have and why?
Tip: Role play these questions
Utilize pauses after each question to give your child time to think and respond with their ideas.
Relate the dragons' experiences to real-life situations in your child’s life, like making new friends or working in a team.
Encourage your child to draw their favorite scene or dragon from the book, then discuss what they liked about it.
Acknowledge all responses, emphasizing that there are no right or wrong answers, to foster an open and confident line of communication.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Teamwork and Collaboration
Explanation: In 'A Tale of Two Dragons,' the dragons must work together to overcome obstacles and defend their territory. This is demonstrated when they coordinate their efforts in strategic planning and during battles.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by participating in group projects or team sports, learning to value each member's input and working cohesively towards a common goal.
Example Lesson: Conflict Resolution
Explanation: The book shows how the dragons resolve conflicts among themselves and with other creatures. This reflects the importance of communication and finding peaceful solutions.
Real-World Application: This can teach children to handle disputes with siblings or classmates by talking out their differences and finding compromises.
Example Lesson: Courage in the Face of Adversity
Explanation: The dragons frequently face danger, but they show bravery and determination. Their courage is a central theme that pushes the narrative forward.
Real-World Application: Children learn to face their own fears and challenges boldly, whether it's trying new activities, standing up for themselves, or dealing with a difficult situation.
Example Lesson: Responsibility
Explanation: Throughout the story, younger dragons are taught to take responsibility for their actions and their role in the dragon community.
Real-World Application: This encourages children to take responsibility for their chores, homework, and how they interact with others in their community.
Example Lesson: Respect for Diversity
Explanation: The dragon world is filled with different species showcasing various abilities and characteristics. The story promotes acceptance and understanding of these differences.
Real-World Application: This can help children appreciate the diverse backgrounds and abilities of people in their own lives, fostering a more inclusive attitude.