I Invited a Dragon to Dinner by Chris L. Demarest


I Invited a Dragon to Dinner
Title : I Invited a Dragon to Dinner
Author :
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ISBN : 0142400629
ISBN-10 : 9780142400623
Language : English
Format Type : Paperback
Number of Pages : 40
Publication : First published January 1, 2002

I invited a dragon to dinner.

My parents were really surprised.

They thought he would wish for lobster and fish,

But he ordered a burger and fries...

Get ready for some of the silliest, funniest poems around!  Written entirely by fresh talent, this collection is the result of a nationwide contest to find the best new writers of verse for children.  With spirited illustrations by Chris L. Demarest, I Invited a Dragon to Dinner is a feast of delight just waiting to be devoured.  Dig in!


I Invited a Dragon to Dinner Reviews


  • Child960801

    Fun and funny poems. Lively illustrations. The children enjoyed it.

  • Barbara Arnold

    A collection of crazy, nonsense, fun poems.

  • Wendee Radmall

    These poems are laugh-out loud funny! I picked this up at D.I., not realizing what a treasure I had found. Here is a sample:

    "Another Rainy Day"
    I'm feeling quite froggy
    'Cause the ground is so soggy.
    It has rained every day for a week!
    My skin's turning green,
    Flies look yummy to me,
    And I'm starting to croak when I speak!
    Oh, I wish it would stop!
    All I do now is Hop!
    This rain doesn't make any sense!
    On the bright side of this,
    If you give me akiss,
    I might jst turn into a prince!

    The pictures are very engaging, too. This is a great one to get kids interested in poetry!

  • Laren

    This ia a book of cute little rhymes targeted at kids. The illustrations make the poems even more interesting. Don't miss the mini-biographies of the authors at the end of the book, because they are also humorous.

  • Jodi

    Laughed out loud at some of the poems - looked for excuses to read them to kids!

  • Karibass84gmail.Com

    Funny but she'll appreciate it better when she's more mature. To be borrowed again when she's 4 or 5.