The little dragon who blew
Real-life step: breathe out slowly three times and say what I want
World
Knights and DragonsDragon breath shrinks dragon fire
Knights and Dragons is a world for children aged 5–14. World law: “Dragon fire grows with shouting and shrinks with dragon breath.” It suits these topics especially well: anger and calming down, telling a trusted adult, agreements and listening.
Legend
The kingdom has always lived alongside dragons. Baby dragons hatch from fiery eggs, and their fire grows with shouting. Knights here don’t fight dragons — they teach them to breathe.
Dragon fire grows with shouting and shrinks with dragon breath. A knight protects those who are smaller. Dragons are babies and need looking after.
Starting map
- castle
- dragon meadow
- market
- Watchtower
- royal kitchen
The first place is always a safe haven. New places appear with every story.
Who lives here
Sir Jarmila the Calm (mentor) · the child’s dragon buddy · Mrs Dumpling the cook
The rival
Thunderclaw — an old, big dragon whose fire flares up when nobody listens to him. The hero finds out why he is angry.
Three sample stories
The squire at the market
Real-life step: lead a friend away and tell a grown-up
Who’s guarding the egg?
Real-life step: agree on what my job is, and stick to it
Topics that fit naturally here
Reading for parents
Do children learn anything from stories? What research says about stories and behaviourWhat to do when your child lies? Why punishment doesn’t encourage honestyFirst phone: what to agree with your childHow to help an angry child: what works by age?
Age
5–14 years
Recommended styles
What we take care with
Wooden swords, open helmets; bullying is never shown as “two kids arguing” — a grown-up acts.
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Send a brief — we draw your child as the hero for free. Then a story for €9.90 (1 story · 16 pages) or a whole adventure for €24.90 (3 stories · 48 pages), as a storybook or a comic, paid once. Until you open the book, you can cancel it and we refund the full amount.