
Sir Hugo and the Dwagon
The knights of Hamelot remember urgent appointments, which leaves Sir Hugo to face the dragon. Or is it a dwagon?
A fearsome dragon, as big as a house and as long as a street, is terrorising the villages around the Dark Wood. The knights of Hamelot leap into action… and remember urgent appointments, dry-cleaning and an aunt coming for tea.
That leaves Sir Hugo, the youngest and bravest of them all. But when he finally pokes the beast awake, it insists it isn’t a dragon at all. It’s a dwagon, and dwagons are sweet as can be.
So which is it? Only a cackling witch and her terrible song hold the answer.
- Form
- Illustrated children's story
- Genre
- Children's fiction, Fairy tale, Humour
- Themes
- Courage; Knights and dragons; Things not being what they seem
- Series
- Knights of the Tall Fable, book 1
- Length
- 2,900 words
- Publisher
- Tall Fable Books
- ISBN (paperback)
- 978-1065498728