Dragonbreath

Reach for this book when your child feels like a late bloomer or is struggling with the pressure of high expectations from their family. It is an ideal choice for the student who feels like they are failing to meet specific milestones while their peers seem to succeed effortlessly. Danny Dragonbreath is a dragon who cannot breathe fire, a predicament that serves as a relatable metaphor for any child feeling 'broken' or different from their social group. The story follows Danny and his studious best friend, Wendell the iguana, as they embark on an undersea adventure to research a school report. Through humor and high-stakes hijinks, the book explores themes of self-confidence, loyalty, and the realization that bravery does not require a special talent. It is perfectly suited for ages 8 to 12, offering a lighthearted but meaningful way to discuss performance anxiety and the value of finding one's own path.