The Little Dragon Who Learned to Make Friends

Name: The Little Dragon Who Learned to Make Friends
ISBN: 9798242954595

The Little Dragon Who Learned To... Series of 2

For the child who feels shy or "boring," this charming sequel helps them discover that true friendship comes from being authentically yourself.

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About This Book

A parent should reach for this book when their child expresses feeling shy, left out, or like they need to change themselves to make friends. It tells the story of Luma, a quiet little dragon who loves her calm hobbies but worries they make her boring. When she's paired with the most popular kids in class for a school scavenger hunt, she tries to become a loud 'Party Dragon' to fit in, with comically disastrous results. Through a gentle and engaging fantasy adventure, the book explores themes of self-confidence, the power of listening, and the courage it takes to be authentic. Perfect for early elementary schoolers, it provides a safe, charming way to discuss social anxiety and assures kids that their unique qualities are their greatest strengths.

Self-Confidence & Identity Making Friends Dragons Loneliness & Belonging Friendship & Loyalty Being Different Fantasy & Magic Friendship & Social

What Parents Should Know

Mild PerilMild

Characters navigate a dark cave for a scavenger hunt. The peril is adventurous, not threatening.

Sensitive Topics

The book addresses social anxiety and feelings of inadequacy metaphorically through Luma's experiences. The context is entirely secular. The resolution is very hopeful and affirming, with Luma being celebrated for her true self and forming genuine friendships.