Nesbit, E. (Edith)

The Book of Dragons

Lionel is suddenly made king and given a royal library full of wonders. When he opens The Book of Beasts, he releases a butterfly, a blue bird, and then a red dragon that causes chaos in the kingdom. As Lionel tries to make things right, the story turns into a playful fantasy about responsibility, curiosity, and learning to rule wisely. E. Nesbit’s classic imagination makes every magical mishap feel vivid and memorable.

The Book of Dragons

Moral

Takeaway

Curiosity is a gift, but it should be guided by care, obedience, and thoughtfulness.

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