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When neither the dragon is fierce nor the knight is brave you have some fun and in The Knight and the Dragon by Tomie De Paola which has been one of our featured books on The Virtual Book Club for Kids you find out what happens when these two go against each other in battle. Not all stories though are about the fierce dragons and this mix of tales and stories contains some shy, friendly and less than fierce dragons.

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So they became quickly associated with knights of old that wearing their armor like St George above would fight the dragons and free the princess, rid the land of them and live happily ever after. Dragon and Knight Books for Reading Aloudĭragons have a pretty bad reputation – they were generally the bad guys stealing the princess, terrorising the kingdom and burning their way through the lands. Staying true to the version in Stories from the Faerie Queen it’s a great retelling and we loved taking it from the library but really preferred the images in the first version as they were more traditional and medieval in appearance. This version of the two is one that I have brought and added to our collection as I loved the illustrations so much.Ī second version of the retelling of the tale is St George and the Dragon: A Short Fairy Tale for Children by Edmund Spenser and Jeanie Lang. In this retelling of the tale of the Red Cross Knight and the Dragon from Stories of the Faerie Queen Margaret Hodges and Trina Schart Hyman produce a beautifully illustrated book in Saint George and the Dragon. With my children I wanted them to learn a little about the story as well before they started school so we picked up a couple of books to read together from the library to learn a little more of the story of St George and the Dragon. St George and the Dragon Toddler boy reading a book about Dragons and Knights via ShutterstockĪs I am English and our patron saint is St George I grew up listening to stories about St George and the Dragon every April. Using the Chinese Dragon as inspiration in Red is a Dragon is a great way to explore colours through dragons and the Chinese New Year and Chinese Culture.ĭiscover more Books for Toddlers and Preschoolers on the Chinese New Year. In The Day the Dragon Danced by Kay Haugaard through a tale of a little girl watching the Chinese Lunar Year parade and the Dragon Dance we learn a little more about the culture of the dance and those of Chinese New Year too.

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This is a non-fiction storybook so although the character of Chelsea is fictional and her journey through the celebrations is full of facts that can help you talk about a different culture. In Chelseas Chinese New Year by Lisa Bullard Chelsea’s family is celebrating Chinese New Year and in the book she learns about the fancy dragon dances throughout the streets. I love the lift the flaps in this book and the way that it introduces the culture and customs through a story. In Dragon Dance: A Chinese New Year Lift-the-Flap Book by Joan Holub lots of the traditions associated with the Chinese New Year are featured including the impressive Dragon Dance. Chinese Dragons Books for Chinese New Yearĭragons feature in Chinese Mythology and form part of the Chinese New Year celebrations and is one of the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac. We have included affiliate links to books and resources we recommended if you make a purchase by this link we may earn a small commission. I’ve tried to split this list up into different sections so that you can pick general dragon books as well as more specifically focused on different dragons that relate to celebrations and festivals in the year.

More Themed Books for Toddlers and Preschoolersĭragon Books for Toddlers and Preschoolers.

Dragon and Knight Books for Reading Aloud.

Chinese Dragons Books for Chinese New Year.

Dragon Books for Toddlers and Preschoolers.

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