The Secret Dragon

Author: Ed Clarke Series: The Secret Dragon

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How to Train Your Dragon meets The Indian in the Cupboard on a beach in South Wales.

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How to Train Your Dragon meets The Indian in the Cupboard on a beach in South Wales.

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How to Train Your Dragon meets The Indian in the Cupboard. A heartwarming story of friendship and adventure - perfect for all young explorers aged 8+'So, if you're not an animal we know to be alive, and you're not an animal we know to be extinct either, then what on earth are you?'When Mari finds a tiny dragon while out fossil hunting on a Welsh beach, she knows it's a discovery that could change science - and her life - forever. Mari wants to make a scientific study of the baby reptile that will astound the world. But this dragon doesn't want to be studied, it wants to be free. And although it may only be pocket sized, it has a giant appetite for mischief.Even a tiny secret can be big trouble...

Critic Reviews

“A heart-warming story”

This is my favourite kind of discovery: An utterly enchanting story, propelled by a clever heroine, a tiny dragon, and huge heart. Warm, witty, and full of excitement. Cat Doyle, author of The Storm Keeper's Island
A cracker of a new middle grade adventure . . . Seamless storytelling interwoven with fascinating science, and Gweeb is the most loveable dragon since Pete met Elliott. Perfect for reading aloud! Piers Torday, author of The Lost Magician
Wonderful storytelling, a very loveable dragon, some seriously nail-biting moments, and an important message about freedom. Also set in beautiful Wales! Hurray! Loved it. Eloise Howe, author of Gaslight
Poignant, enchanting and funny Lancashire Post
A fun and pacy adventure Angels and Urchins
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About the Author

When Ed Clarke isn't writing for kids, he is a film and television executive and producer, working with writers to make drama for grown ups. He lives in North London with his wife and two young daughters, who would both desperately like a pet. He realises they may be disappointed now if they get a rabbit rather than a dragon.