The Bedtime Adventures of Duggan the Dragon

In an old farmhouse, four young children are visited at bedtime by two friendly dragons that only children can see. The children are amazed that dragons can talk, fly and make themselves invisible when they want to. Grown-ups cannot see dragons and to them all this talk of dragons is simply fantasy. This is a world that only good children can visit.While their parents sleep, the dragons fly the children to Dragonland, a mysterious world, full of strange and exciting adventures, always to return safely in time for breakfast.When evil comes to Dragonland, the dragons return to the farmhouse. They need help to restore peace and overcome a bad dragon. The Dragon King has been captured. Once again, the children are flown to Dragonland where they face new adventures and danger. They must reach the palace without being caught by the bad dragon’s guards. Can the children find an old leather book of magic that grants wishes, and will they save the King or will they be too late? Will they get home safely in time for breakfast?

Peter Perry has worked in the UK as a primary and secondary teacher. Furthermore, he taught at colleges overseas for fifteen years. He holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Management with distinction. His earlier work includes writing college course books for business and marketing students.

He is now retired and living in Cornwall. Duggan’s Bedtime Adventures were created to satisfy the demands of Peter’s four grandchildren for stories at bedtime – designed to inspire their imaginations in a fantasy world of make-believe and adventure. He continues to write for children and further dragon adventures will follow.