Uncle Peter maintains that every cellar should have a dragon. But all that can be found in his cellar is a lot of junk and some large, rainbow-coloured dragon scales. So Louise and Harry set out to find a replacement. Although the quest is far from straightforward, they eventually find themselves with more dragons than they know what to do with... An entertaining and intriguing story with underlying themes about helping those in need and accepting those who have been rejected.

 

There are 160 pages in this book. This book was published 1999 by Lion Hudson Plc .

BETH WEBB lives in Somerset with her four children and an entourage of pets. Her stories are mostly based on real places or events, intertwined with traditional folk legends. Her other novels for Lion Children's Books are The Magic in the Pool of Making, The Dragons of Kilve, The Witch of Wookey Hole and Foxdown Wood.