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Being a teacher as well as a mom of young children, I am a huge fan of childrens’ books. I am always on the lookout for new great books. I must say that Nickerbacher did not disappoint.
About Nickerbacher:
Dragons are magical. Some are ferocious, some are friendly, and some are silly, but wahtever kind of dragon it is, we love reading about them and their incredible adventures. Nickerbacher is a very special dragon. He wants to make his family proud of him, but he doesn’t want to be like all the other dragons. He’s afraid to tell his papa that there are enough dragons to guard princesses.
What Nickerbacher wants more than anything in the world is to make people happy. He wants to be a comedian who makes people laugh, but his papa doesn’t seem to understand. Even though his friends Princess Gwendolyn and Prince Happenstance think there’s something strange about a dragon who doesn’t want to guard princesses, they support his dream.
Will Nickerbacher abide by his dragonly duty or follow his dream of being a stand-up comedian?
My Thoughts:
This great book is a wonderful self-esteem book for boys and girls. I enjoyed reading the book with my young children, as well as a variety of ages of children where I teach. The set up of the story is perfect. It does a great job getting the kids right into the book so they don’t want to put it down. My students have requested for me to read this book over and over again.
Purchase:
If you are interested in purchasing this book, head on over to Amazon or Barnes and Noble and get a copy for yourself.
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