A third title about the little dragon with the big ideas! Although he’s the littlest, he has the biggest and funniest ideas for getting his own way.

Two more stories about the Littlest Dragon who is the tenth child in the Dragon family. With nine older brothers, No 10 has to be ever more resourceful to get what he wants.

In the first story, it’s Littlest Dragon’s birthday. But he never gets to play with any of his birthday presents because his big brothers get there first. Fed up with this, he and his cousin Emerald hatch a plot to get them out of the way… and, as usual, he wins the day!

In the second story the littlest dragon wins Dragon McFeet’s football boots in a raffle – much to his older brothers disgust.

Perfect for children who are just reading on their own. There’s plenty of repetition and alliteration, illustrations on every page and a lively story to follow the first two successful books.


The second book about the Littlest Dragon who has the biggest and best ideas. Familiar family stories for beginner readers.

Two more stories about the Littlest Dragon who is the tenth child in the Dragon family. With nine older brothers, No 10 has to be ever more resourceful to get what he wants. In the first story, he is determined to get to the breakfast table before his brothers, so he can get the freebie gift from the cereal box. After three attempts, he manages it, with the help of a feather duster and 9 pairs of tickly toes. In the second story, the Littlest Dragon is left at home while his older brothers go to the big dragons' swimming pool. In his resourceful way, the Littlest Dragon wins the day when the only pool open that day, is the one for younger dragons.

With plenty of repetition and alliteration, this book is perfect for children who are just able to read on their own. Hugely popular with Year 2s throughout the UK.


The Littlest Dragon

by Margaret Ryan

Published 4 March 1996

The youngest of ten dragon brothers, the Littlest Dragon always has the best and brightest ideas for getting his own way. First book about this successful character. A Collins Roaring Good Read for new readers.

The Littlest Dragon is known as Number 10. He is the youngest in a family of ten dragon brothers and in this first book about him, there are two stories. The first story is where aThe Littlest Dragon has to come up with the best and brightest way to get a good night’s sleep. In the second story, the big dragon brothers won’t let The Littlest Dragon play football with them, so he has to be resourceful and get his own kit together and persuade Mum to take him to the match. Then he manages to come up with an idea which wins the praise of the most famous footballing dragon in the world, Dragon McFeet,. Number Ten gets to keep his winning jersey, much to the disgust of his brothers.


Littlest Dragon at School

by Margaret Ryan

Published 7 August 2000
A fourth title about this popular character, the youngest dragon brother out of ten who has ever resourceful ways of getting what he wants. Two more stories about the littlest dragon with the big ideas. In the first story, the Littlest Dragon is going to school. His mum puts one sandwich, two tangerines and three jelly dragon sweets in his lunchbox. His nine dragon brothers leave him with one sandwich crust; two tangerine skins and 3 wrapping papers from three jelly dragon sweets. And so the story continues, with number featuring all the way until the Littlest Dragon, as always, gets his own back on his older brothers. In the second story, there's a fete at school and the littlest dragon has to decide which race to enter for. In the sack race, he's too short to see over the sack; in the egg-and-spoon race, his arms are too short and he can't hope to beat his twin brother in the three-legged race...but then he has an idea and naturally he wins in the end.