Dragon for Breakfast

by Eunice McMullen, Nigel McMullen

Much to his surprise, King Ulf's breakfast egg contains a small dragon, who grows up to be a friendly nuisance until the King can find him a special job.

Genres: Picture Books

28 pages, Library Binding

First published September 26, 1985

Reviews

[Violet · Rating 3 out of 5]

Dragon For Breakfast, by Eunice McMullen is a book that can be used as a book for entertainment. The moral behind the story is that everyone has a "calling" or something that he/she can be great at; this can be an inspirational book to incorporate in the classroom as well. The names for the characters, such as Grog for the dragon and Ulf for the King, were very catchy and would probably catch kiddos attention.

[Emerson and Theodore · Rating 4 out of 5]

Instead of his usual soft boiled egg, the king is served a dragon egg! Out he pops and creates havoc at the castle. Emerson likes it.

[Harry Griffin]

This is a great book for children. This book does a great job of using fantasy to portray the theme that everyone has their own role in our society.