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Vol. 20 No. 3 of The Storybook Home Journal
The Reluctant Dragon
What's in this issue?
Promised To See You Home the Decorating article
For everyone, there is a home of the heart, but, every now-and-again, each of us can benefit from insights on how to get there. Inspired by the writings of Kenneth Grahame, we offer a few ideas focused on the promise to see you home..
DO Stop Asking Me To Arrange Things! the Hearth article
From time to time, parents may express exhaustion at having to arrange everything. We offer the following, sincerely hoping that these simple hand-craft occupations might at least have some entertainment value during summer days when time grows heavy.
Don't you worry, it's only a dragon the Kitchen article
While creating a comestible dragon may seem a bit daunting, it is really rather simple. Follow the period-inspired recipes and dragon-fashioning directions here and it will be easy. Recipes include: Medieval Cheesecakes, Festival Berry Cake, Legendary Chocolate Cakelets, Sandwichy Fixings, Saints and Dragons Loaves,
I Think It's A Dragon the Garden article
In illuminated manuscripts, tapestries, paintings and fables, dragons have a habit of revealing themselves in alarming and dangerous ways. For those of us who are more of the stay-at-home persuasion, yet crave something of a firsthand encounter with dragons, the safest and most likely place to venture is right outside the door, whacking about in the garden or the fields just beyond.
At the Magic Word the Workshop article
We introduce Ravel, a game of wordplay—rather than swordplay—that we think the poetry-minded Reluctant Dragon would have fully appreciated.
Tell us a story, please, won't you? the Bookshelf article
The celebration of childhood that coincided with Victoria's reign breathed new life into children's literature; and with it fairy tales seemed to flow from nearly every renowned pen. One of the most famous The Reluctant Dragon by Kenneth Grahame.
Enke and the Dragons, part 1 the Writer's Garret article
This installment from the Isles of Rune begins the story of the coming of the dragons, who labored with the Iseoren to help create the Isles. The Iseoren loved the dragons and made a garden homeland for them. Enke was a little girl whose father was one of the keepers of the dragons. In the beginning, the dragons and the Iseoren dwelt happily together.
From the Newsroom
By Al R. Young The The Reluctant Dragon issue of The Storybook Home Journal is now available from Al Young Studios. This issue features these regular sections:Decorating - Promised To See You Home (2 pages)Hearth - DO Stop Asking Me To Arrange Things! (4 pages)Kitchen - Don't you worry, it's only a dragon (6 pages)Garden - I Think It's A Dragon (4 pages)Workshops - At the Magic Word (3 pages)Bookshelf - Tell us a story, please, won't you? (1 page)Garret - Enke and the Dragons, part 1 (3 pages)The Reluctant Dragon is the 123rd issue of the Journal, published bi-monthly since November 2000... Read more »
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