Dugald Steer

Purports to be the journal of Emily Sands during her travels in Egypt in 1926 to find the lost tomb of Osiris. Based on real Egyptology, each chapter covers a different place in Egypt.

Something that I still could hardly make out was flying round and round th room, I could see wings, scales, and a wisp of smoke rising from its nostrils. I saw it fly over to the other side of the room, positioning it's self directly opposite me. With wings outspread and claws at the ready, it fixed me with its beady eyes and bagan to fly straight at me.

Apprentice dragonologists Daniel and Beatrice Cook's mentor is called away at a crucial time, leaving the brother and sister alone to search for an ancient diary that could cure some gravely ill dragons.

It's time to meet the families. Join us for a fun-filled journey around the world. See a baby penguins sitting on Daddy's feet, watch chameleon babies change color, and much more in a pop-up book that will make you gasp with glee!

Introduces mischievous fairy babies, tricky toadstool fairies, nasty fairies who trip people and cover their clothes with goo, and other unpleasant supernatural creatures.

When brother and sister dragonology students Daniel and Beatrice Cook join Dr. Drake in pursuing evil Alexandra Gorynitchka to the Lost Isle, where she is amassing an army of enslaved dragons to seek an ancient weapon that can kill hundreds of dragons at a single stroke, they learn of a Dragon Prophecy which may place a heavy burden on the siblings.

Awakened from his hibernation and disturbed by various animals before he can get back to sleep, a grumpy bear meets Santa Claus and enjoys his first Christmas party. Portions of the illustrations are concealed by movable flaps.

"The Society of Intrepid Explorers invites you to join us on a bold adventure to explore the unknown parts of the world. This daring guide will teach young explorers how to search for lost jungle cities, brave the icy waters of the Antarctic, and sail to faraway lands"--P. [4] of cover.