How To Train Your Dragon Dreamworks Colour Early Readers Beginner Friendly Edition Collection

Bring the excitement of Berk into your home with the How to Train Your Dragon DreamWorks Colour Early Readers 6 Books Collection Set — a beginner reader boxed-style collection perfect for young fans aged 5–7, parents, teachers, and gift buyers. This paperback edition collects six action-packed, easy-to-read stories featuring Hiccup, Toothless and the Dragon Riders, adapted from the beloved DreamWorks Dragons series and inspired by the bestselling universe created by Cressida Cowell. Light, colorful, and engaging, this children's series is ideal for early readers building confidence and a love of storytelling. Titles in This Set: Raise Three Dragons Pick Your Dragon Defend Your Dragon Your Dragon Fort Dragon Academy Track a Dragon Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789123667604 What each beginner reader brings Each book in this How to Train Your Dragon book collection adapts popular episodes from DreamWorks Dragons: Riders of Berk, Defenders of Berk, and Race to the Edge into short, vivid chapters with full-color art that supports young readers. Stories are paced for developing fluency and comprehension while keeping the humor and heart that make these characters timeless. Raise Three Dragons Hiccup tries to train three mischievous Thunderdrum hatchlings so they can stay on Dragon Island. When their antics put them in danger, Hiccup must find a way to protect them — a gentle tale about responsibility and teamwork. Pick Your Dragon A sea dragon threatens Berk's ships, and Stoick wants Toothless to help. Hiccup must choose a dragon to be Stoick's companion, leading to a lesson in trust and leadership. Defend Your Dragon When lightning storms stir fear in Berk, Hiccup races to prove Toothless is not the village's enemy. A suspenseful story that explores courage and standing up for friends. Your Dragon Fort The Dragon Riders search for the perfect site to build a dragon fort but discover wild dragons already live there. Creative problem solving and