A Friend For Dragon: 1

A Friend For Dragon follows Lonely Dragon on a tender, humorous journey about friendship. This early reader adventure is perfect for children just starting to read, especially those who enjoy stories about friends, gentle adventures, and warm humor. With bright illustrations and simple, welcoming text, A Friend For Dragon helps young readers build confidence while savoring a comforting, uplifting tale. Written as a collection of short, easy-to-digest stories, A Friend For Dragon invites readers to meet a new friend, share laughter and scary stories, and discover what true friendship means when his friend falls ill. The experience is enhanced by full-color illustrations on every page, a calm, steady pace, and a narrative voice that feels like a trusted storyteller. As part of Scholastic's Acorn series, this book provides easy-to-read text and accessible humor that makes reading a joyous habit for early readers. Dav Pilkey's warm, approachable storytelling shines through, delivering gentle humor and memorable moments that kids cheer for. Dav Pilkey’s signature warmth and playful tone help make learning to read a delightful, confidence-building experience. The book blends friendship, empathy, and caring into a gentle, kid-friendly journey that reinforces important social lessons without feeling like a lesson. It’s a perfect entry point for budding readers who crave a heartfelt story with approachable language and appealing illustrations. Easy-to-read text and humorous short stories that support beginning readers Full-color illustrations on every page to keep kids engaged Heartfelt themes of friendship, empathy, and caring for others Warm, playful storytelling that kids love, characteristic of Dav Pilkey Acorn series design: accessible pacing and kid-friendly structure After finishing A Friend For Dragon, readers will feel a little braver, a lot warmer, and ready to share kindness with friends and family. They gain reading confidence and carry the lasting message that friendship can brighten even the loneliest days.