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This book is, first of all, a rather beautiful book to behold. The red cloth hardback cover with the curled-up golden dragon on the front immediately make you want to pick it up and look inside! It's also a rather unusual book, being a mix of both fiction and non-fiction, so when you begin it you're initially not quite sure what you're looking at. As you read on you discover that there's a story running throughout by Sir Richard Barons, a famous dragon hunter, and with each story , he tells there is also a craft project of something related to make!

There are fourteen projects in all ranging from simple items that you can print out from the related [http://www.dragonlogia.com website] through to more complicated tasks to make a dragon bottle stopper or a wizard's wand. Because of the complexity of some of the projects , the book is probably best for children aged at least eight, though if you've have a very keen little crafter then they could give the projects a go, whilst being heavily supervised by an adult! If your house is already equipped with glue guns and saved-up cardboard boxes then this is probably your ideal book, and there's lots of fun to be had making the various different items.

[[Dadcando: Build, Make, Do ... the Best Way to Spend Quality Time with Your Kids by Chris Barnardo|Dadcando: Build, Make, Do ... the Best Way to Spend Quality Time with Your Kids]]. You might also enjoy [[Craft it Up Around the World by Libby Abadee and Cath Armstrong]].