In "Dragon in Spring-term" by Jill Bennett, young readers are transported to a fantastical world where magic and adventure intertwine. The story follows a group of school friends who discover a hidden dragon egg during their spring term. As the egg hatches, they form an unbreakable bond with the dragon, sparking excitement and challenges as they navigate school life and their newfound responsibility. Together, they embark on thrilling quests, confront dark forces, and learn valuable lessons about friendship, bravery, and the importance of believing in oneself. The enchanting tale captivates the imagination and celebrates the magic of youth. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 130 pages in this book. This book was published in 2005 by Glyndley Books .

Jill Bennett has taught at all levels, from nursery school to teacher training. Lorna and Graham Philpot have been a successful creative team for some twenty years. Graham's work is respected around the world, not just for his children's book illustrations but also for his cartoons for major national newspapers. June Counsel served in the Navy during World War II and afterwards read English at university. June has been teaching and writing since 1962 and had her first book, Mostly Timothy published in 1971. June has written many more books for children and spent much time travelling to schools and libraries taking oral story-building sessions with children and teachers. She has also lectured on Writing for Children. June lives in Peterborough with her husband. Neal Layton is an extremely talented young illustrator who has had great success with his picture books, including Rover by Michael Rosen and his own book, Oscar and Arabella won the Smarties Prize Bronze Award in 2002. He lives in Portsmouth.