Thomas, Shelley Moore

A Good Knight helps three little dragons who are having trouble getting to sleep.

Tells children what to expect at home when a new baby brother or sister arrives, from dealing with dirty diapers and crying to holding the baby and making happy memories.

As the moon comes up, the crickets sing, the stars shine, a fireplace glows, a mother sings, and a baby yawns.

A Good Knight does his best to help his three ill dragon friends with a wizard's soups, but when these fail miserably, the knight realizes he needs a more dependable source of aid.

The Good Knight's hard work has earned him a vacation, but his three little dragon friends come along and make the trip anything but relaxing.

The Good Knight must remind three little dragons to mind their manners when they arrive at the castle on the night of a fancy ball.

Guided by a tattered map, accompanied by Thomas the Pig Boy, and inspired by the storyteller's blood that thrums through her veins, eleven-year-old Trinket searches for the seven stories she needs to become a bard like her father, who disappeared years before.

The three little dragons have agreed to take care of the old wizard's cats while he is away, but their inability to read his instructions causes problems until their friend, the Good Knight, saves the day.

A good knight does his best to help his three ill dragon friends with a wizard's soups, but when these fail miserably, the knight realizes he needs a more dependable source of aid.

A Good Knight helps three little dragons who are having trouble getting to sleep.