The Dragon Whisperer
This Middle Grades novel is a here-and-now story about a boy and a girl living in rural New York state who, during one long and exhausting summer, raise a dragon from an eternally hungry ugly baby to a feisty teen-aged pony-size silver-feathered dragon yearning to fly free.
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The Dragon Whisperer
This Middle Grades novel is a here-and-now story about a boy and a girl living in rural New York state who, during one long and exhausting summer, raise a dragon from an eternally hungry ugly baby to a feisty teen-aged pony-size silver-feathered dragon yearning to fly free.
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The Dragon Whisperer

The Dragon Whisperer

The Dragon Whisperer

The Dragon Whisperer

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Overview

This Middle Grades novel is a here-and-now story about a boy and a girl living in rural New York state who, during one long and exhausting summer, raise a dragon from an eternally hungry ugly baby to a feisty teen-aged pony-size silver-feathered dragon yearning to fly free.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940013564084
Publisher: East Hill Editions
Publication date: 11/07/2011
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 175
File size: 583 KB
Age Range: 9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Hello! My name is Joyce Ware

I just published my first Middle Grades novel as an Ebook. The Dragon Whisperer is a here-and-now story about a boy, a girl and a dragon known as Gwork. The cover is amazing! Take a look at the creepiest little dragon you ever saw, and email me at for the artist's name.

I've been writing for as long as I can remember. The first pieces I had published were articles on travel and camping for a variety of magazines and newspapers, including The New York Times. I made my first foray into book length fiction with, a Gothic novel titled The Lost Heiress of Hawkscliffe. It was accepted by Kensington-Zebra, which published five more of my genre novels.

My interest in oriental rugs inspired me to do research about their care and repair, which I incorporated in a proposal for a book aimed at beginning collectors. To my pleased surprise, this guide, published by Random House, was well received by oriental rug collectors, dealers and scholars and led to contracts for two more updated editions, the last of which was published in 2004.

The publishing business, which has changed enormously in the last ten years, has seen many well-established writers come and go. Writing for commercial publication is an unwise choice for the thin-skinned: the first rejections brought tears, but now I greet them with a shrug and wry smile. Fortunately, the advent of Ebooks keeps my fingers tapping and the brain cells percolating. I hope to publish a sequel to The Dragon Whisperer--The Dragon Seekers--in 2012.
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