A young dragon has many things to learn — and Wibbletoes is still working on the difference between looking and meddling.
When a colourful hot air balloon floats over the meadow, Wibbletoes is fascinated. It has no wings, so how can it possibly fly?
He only means to take a closer look.
Soon he is tangled in ropes, accidentally carried into the sky, and sharing a balloon basket with two very surprised travellers.
Then the burner begins to fail.
As the balloon sinks towards the trees, Wibbletoes has an idea. Perhaps one of those fiery sneezes he has been practising might finally come in useful.
Full of humour, warmth, colourful illustrations and gentle adventure, Wibbletoes and the Hot Air Balloon is a story about curiosity, problem-solving, courage and discovering that the things we are still learning can sometimes become our greatest strengths.
Perfect for young dragon lovers and for shared reading at home, nursery or school.