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Reviewed by Shawna L. Thompson for Readers' Favorite
In The Snowdrops and the Dragon by Jenna Papponetti, the Snowdrop Queen sends a brave little snowdrop to wait for spring. The snowdrop becomes friends with a mystical dragon who has always been lonely in the winter and has few friends. The dragon is thrilled to see the snowdrop arrive early, but he is concerned that she might struggle in the cold. He wants to ensure she is warm and dry until spring arrives, so he melts the snow and makes the sun shine through the clouds. Together, they face the cold and learn about perseverance and loyalty. The Snowdrop Queen is pleased with the dragon's kindness and allows him to stay in the meadow for as long as he wants. He is very thankful and happy for his new friend. The story teaches young readers that even the smallest can be courageous and that faithful friends are always there for each other.
The Snowdrops and the Dragon by Jenna Papponetti tells a beautiful story of the transition from winter to spring and the new growth that comes with it. The illustrations are light, whimsical, and breathtaking. Jenna Papponetti, also the illustrator, has perfectly captured the essence of the story. The appealing dragon will draw young readers in, making this picture book a must-read for children aged three to six. However, older children will also appreciate the lesson, making it a valuable addition to any classroom or library. I found the story captivating and would highly recommend it to any young reader. Take advantage of this enchanting tale of friendship, growth, and sunlight that comes with spring.
