Do Not Bring Your Dragon to the Library by Julie Gassman is a fun and whimsical children’s picture book that addresses the importance of library etiquette in a playful way. The story is centered around a young dragon who wants to visit the library.
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The book humorously explores all the things the dragon does wrong when he brings his fiery self to the library.
Throughout the book, the dragon is warned against different behaviors that are inappropriate for a library setting, such as roaring, making a mess, or burning the books with his fiery breath. The dragon's enthusiastic but disruptive nature provides a light-hearted way for children to learn about the rules of good behavior in public spaces, especially libraries.
Julie Gassman’s writing is engaging, and the illustrations (done by Andy Elkerton) are bright, colorful, and full of energy, which complements the book’s tone. The story not only provides a fun read but also teaches young children about respecting others and being mindful in places where silence and calm are valued.
The book encourages creativity and imagination while imparting useful lessons about social behavior in public places like libraries. It’s an enjoyable read that blends humor and important life lessons. The message is clear: even a dragon has to follow the rules when visiting a library!
