About This Book
Chang paints the best animal pictures in all of China. But when it comes to dragons, he has a problem. Why is he afraid to paint in the dragons' eyes? Find out, in this lively retelling of a traditional Chinese story.
Wonderlit Review
The Dragon Painter by Rosie Dickins is a concise and engaging early reader that retells a traditional Chinese story. It centers on Chang, a skilled artist who faces an unusual challenge: a deep-seated fear of painting the eyes of his magnificent dragons. The book subtly explores themes of courage, artistic integrity, and overcoming personal obstacles. Its simple narrative makes it accessible for young readers aged 4-11, serving as a gentle introduction to cultural tales and the idea of confronting one's fears. Parents might reach for this book when discussing bravery or creative blocks with their children.
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