Where's the Dragon? by Jason Hook
Where's the Dragon? by Jason Hook
Where's the Dragon? by Jason Hook
Where's the Dragon? by Jason Hook

Where's the Dragon? by Jason Hook

Illustrated by Richard Hook

With its beautifully embossed pages, shiny spot laminations that really pop, and a fun invitation to a dragon hunt, this one-of-a-kind book feels like magic, and looks great under the Christmas tree too.

Look inside this amazing picture book and feel the embossed pages. Can you see and touch the dragon? Can you find lots and lots of dragons? They’re everywhere! That’s because Mr. Jones is simply mad about the creatures. He carves them out of wood and he tells thrilling stories about them. But he’s never seen a real dragon, so he and his grandson George have set sail in search of one. Come along and help, using your sharp sense of sight and sensitive fingers to navigate through the pictures. But remember: to discover a really, truly fire-breathing dragon, you have to hunt high and low and always, always believe hard enough. A story kids will joyously read over and over again.

Condition: Excellent Condition
Format: Hardcover 
Age: 4-7

Jason Hook spent his childhood making up stories about the pictures on his bedroom walls, and not much has changed. He is the author of picture books including Castle Barmy (Railway Land Press), Yoga Animals at the Seashore (Ivy Kids), Wendy and the Wallpaper Cat (V&A) and the bestselling Where's the Dragon? (Sterling). His non-fiction books include Native American studies and biographies of two of his heroes, Roald Dahl and Muhammad Ali. He was a finalist in the BBC End of Story competition and won the Beehive Book Award in Utah. Jason also works as a publisher, editor and writer for grown-up children, and invented the million-selling '30-Second Theories' series of popular reference books. He lives in Brighton, and his interests include collecting old books, playing the guitar and watching birds, dragons and mermaids.

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Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the photo accurately depicts the condition of the book, the colour and imperfections may vary slightly from the images.

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