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Bao's Quest: Bao makes a friend and saves the Kingdom

Author Jan Marchant
Publisher Jan Marchant
Book Details
Author(s) Jan Marchant
Publisher Jan Marchant
ISBN / ASIN B00ADQGIKC
ISBN-13 978B00ADQGIK2
Sales Rank #2,119,268
Marketplace United States 🇺🇸
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Do you like stories that have adventures with dragons, and a very brave rat?
Bao's Quest is a delightful story of a dragon (and a very brave rat), on a quest to save the kingdom. Although it was created with youngsters aged 4-9 in mind, it's also great fun for readers aged 9-90 too. Easy to read, and beautifully illustrated, this wonderful story is full of inspirational examples on making friends, finding self-confidence, playing together, as well as solving puzzles.

Fleeing from the evil mage Komoro, the Emperor's smallest dragon Bao, is the only one who can restore harmony, and the power of love back to the Kingdom. Unfortunately, Bao has forgotten why he's in hiding, and is a very lonely, little dragon.

Bao's meeting with Hood, a brave rat who lives in the roots of the willow tree nearby, is the beginning. At long last there is hope for the Kingdom.

Bao's Quest deals with important subjects including:
friendship
generosity
goodness and badness
shyness
fear
hope
selfishness
forgiveness
and the power of love
'My Kids Love it. This book was recommended to me and WOW, what an absolute treat it is. As a family we couldn't stop reading it. The illustrations were a wonderful surprise and really added to a most heart warming and inspirational story. I defy anyone to read it and not be moved by the clarity, imagination and story telling.' Mr. P.

'Our children are midway through this book - it is imaginative, well written, entertainingand nicely illustrated - Highly recommended!' RAS

'Little Dragon with a big heart. Very inspiriting, motivational story with cleverly incorporated exercises that can help your child to uncover her/his true self. Illustrations are very clear, kind and warm, leaving lots or room for imagination at the same time; just like the story itself.' Kate Coe
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