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The Dragon Ark
The Dragon Ark
- ISBN 13:
9781419748370
- ISBN 10:
1419748378
- Format: Hardcover
- Copyright: 10/20/2020
- Publisher: Magic Cat Publ
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Summary
Join the Dragon Protector on her quest to find the rarest dragon in the world in The Dragon Ark—featuring illustrations by Tomislav Tomic.
With dragon numbers in rapid decline, time is running out to ensure the survival of the species. Curatoria Draconis, also known as the Dragon Protector, is on a mission to find the rarest dragon on Earth: the Chinese Celestial Dragon.
Aboard the Dragon Ark, you’ll travel all over the globe and see some of the most incredible dragons—care for Deep-Sea Dragons off the coast of New Zealand, journey into the Amazon Rainforest to spot plant-loving Parvula Dragons, and trek alongside the Ice Dragons in Antarctica. Journey around the world to seek out secretive and magnificent beasts, to observe and protect them in their natural habitat.
“A stimulating voyage for hatchling dragonologists.” —Kirkus Reviews
With dragon numbers in rapid decline, time is running out to ensure the survival of the species. Curatoria Draconis, also known as the Dragon Protector, is on a mission to find the rarest dragon on Earth: the Chinese Celestial Dragon.
Aboard the Dragon Ark, you’ll travel all over the globe and see some of the most incredible dragons—care for Deep-Sea Dragons off the coast of New Zealand, journey into the Amazon Rainforest to spot plant-loving Parvula Dragons, and trek alongside the Ice Dragons in Antarctica. Journey around the world to seek out secretive and magnificent beasts, to observe and protect them in their natural habitat.
“A stimulating voyage for hatchling dragonologists.” —Kirkus Reviews
