The Adopted Dragon

A parent might reach for this book when their child is beginning to ask questions about where they came from or if they are feeling like they do not quite match the rest of the family. Whether your child joined your family through adoption, foster care, or a blended marriage, this story provides a safe, metaphorical space to explore the complex feelings of belonging and identity. Through the lovable character of Diggory Doo, the story addresses the fear of being 'different' and the beautiful realization that a family is built on love and choice rather than just physical appearance. It is an ideal tool for normalizing the adoption experience for children aged 4 to 8, offering reassurance that they are cherished and exactly where they are meant to be. Parents will appreciate how it simplifies big concepts into a gentle narrative that focuses on the security of home.