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Dragonolia: 14 Tales and Craft Projects for the Creative Adventurer

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Dragonolia is a storybook with a difference. Discover 14 charming tales, where each one is intertwined with an exciting craft project enabling the reader to relive the amazing adventures of Sir Richard Barons, the famous 19th century dragon hunter.
Learn how to make an antique-looking Box Frame while reading about the tale of the Mischievous Mink; or perhaps you might like to find out how to easily craft the fabulous Wizards' Wand that brought the dying dragon, Angeline, back to life at the last minute; or even make a real-life Dreamcatcher to hang above your bed as you follow Sir Richard Barons into the Brazilian jungle on the trail of the Celestial Dragon Spirit to cure his niece of the horrible nightmares she suffered after she banged her head falling off her horse.
The stories, written in an imaginative Victorian style befitting of the great adventurer, fit perfectly round their accompanying craft projects, which being beautifully laid out in simple, easy-to-follow steps, ensure a truly immersive and rewarding experience for the reader and listener alike.
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    • Library Journal

      February 1, 2016

      Stories of fantasy adventure combine with interesting craft projects in this collection, presented as tales of the life of Sir Richard Barons, a 19th-century dragon hunter. The stories are pure pulp fantasy--appealing and timeless--and the crafts range from dragon eggs to faux vintage maps to steampunk-style dragon hunters' goggles. Barnardo (Made with Dad) makes intriguing use of hot glue as an embellishment rather than an adhesive--a creative technique that crafters may find useful, regardless of their feelings about dragons. The craft projects appear as a sidebar on most pages, which means that the book works well as a collection of dragon-themed adventures for noncrafters as well as a volume of crafts for dragon aficionados. Most of the projects are basic, and few require unusual or specialized supplies. While there are a lot of variations on the theme of "dragon eggs," the presentation and the narratives keep things from getting repetitive. VERDICT This clever collection will appeal to fans of fantasy and steampunk arts and crafts.

      Copyright 2016 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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