How to Wash My Dragon Children's Guide to washing their dragon. by Terry E Gunn

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 What do you do when your dragon just wants to play and not take a bath? When he starts to stink but sees through all your plans to get him wet and clean? Well, you devise a brilliant plan that he does not see coming. After trying to lure his dragon to the bath, the little boy tried catching and bribing him with his favorite toy. The boy tried playing with the hose in the garden, but the dragon stayed dry, and the boy got wet. Next, he tried to lure the dragon into the pool, but the sly dragon remained outside and just stank up the yard. Then, when the stink became so bad, and it seemed the dragon would stay stinky forever, suddenly the weather changed, and the dragon ran out. What brilliant plan did the boy make to trick his dragon into washing up? How to Wash My Dragon, Children's Guide to Washing Their Dragon, by Terry E Gunn, is a colorful children's book written for a fun reading time and an excellent introduction to fantasy and imagination.

Terry E Gunn wrote the fun story of a boy and his stinky dragon in rhyme and illustrated with colorful and expressive pictures. The rhyme will keep the young child's interest. At the same time, the beautiful illustrations bring the dragon and characters to life with quirky facial expressions and introduce young children to the subtle art of interpreting illustrations, an essential skill for language development. Although this book is mainly for entertainment, it still has teaching elements. Like any book in your child's life, this one will enrich their reading experience and bring home values, life skills, and skills in interpreting visual cues, such as facial expressions. How to Wash My Dragon is precisely what the subtitle says – A Children's Guide to washing their dragon. Any child faced with the stubborn dragon who doesn't want to take a bath will enjoy and be entertained by this beautiful book.


 

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