Teach Your Dragon How To Deal With The Bully. A Cute Children Story To Teach Kids About Dealing with Bullying in Schools.

Ming and her family harvest rice at the base of a tall mountain. And if her family could sell the extra rice at market on the other side of the mountain, they could live comfortably. But her father says the dragon on the mountain steals the rice. Ming decides to try on her own to get past the bully dragon. So she packs up her ox and heads to the market. When the dragon tries to stop her, Ming outwits the bully in a clever way and makes it safely to market and back home with the money, proving that a boastful bully is no match for a smart girl.

A story involving dragons and knights that tells children how to deal with bullies.

Duluth the Dragon has been a bully all his life. A habit he learned from his uncle, he thinks bullying is funny. But his bad behavior is negative and damaging to the order of the universe. The Dragon Fairy has been assigned the job of stopping Duluth from bullying. She regularly flies to Dragon Land to see what she can do to change his bad habit. In this third tale of Duluth the Dragon, Fairy invites twelve-year-old Garret, a boy with soccer skills, to help her teach Duluth something new. By distracting Duluth, they hope to put an end to his bullying behavior. This delightful tale of adventure and imagination shows how one kid can make a difference in the battle against bullying. Praise for Duluth the Dragon: The Bully Has a Ball Duluth the Dragon balances the real world and the fantasy world well.

Childhood friends Griffin the dragon, Jackson the hyena, 8-year-old boy Cattails, and 10-year-old girl Alexandra discuss how best to deal with a bully.

Dragon Fairy comes from an enchanted star and has one of the hardest jobs in the universe keeping peace in a magical land where a rude, disgusting and very mean dragon lives. When Fairy hears that Dragon Duluth is bullying again, she returns to Earth; this time to find a young human named Ashley who can show Duluth that there are better things to do than bullying. Duluth has lured five children into his cave and is holding them hostage. He will let them go if they smile, but they are all too frightened! Dragon Fairy asks Ashley to accompany her to Dragon Land. Ashley agrees to sing a song that she hopes will make the kids smile. The book made me realize that one kid can make a difference. Lauren Zillmer, Age 8 this simple adventures strong-minded heroine is a plus, as is the books lively narrative. Kirkus Reviews Duluth the Dragonbalances the real world and fantasy world well. Foreword Reviews