A new book

Children's books written by Kim McGlynn's IB English HL: World Literature students and illustrated by Jo Adachi's Painting & Drawing students.

Children's Literature Collaboration Project

Antique paper texture

The cavalier has to take several deep breaths to realize that Leo is, indeed, a dragon who has clearly been overfed. But he feels relieved seeing the genuine smile on her face.

He decides to keep the secret for her so that she can live a carefree life away from stereotypes.

“I want to save the princess,&#160;but more than anything I want her to be happy.”&#160;

Everyone in the kingdom says the cavalier is behaving differently lately, he always has smiles on his face even though he didn’t save the princess.

Unlike the other royalties, the princess could not act like a noble. Within a day or two, her clothing would always get destroyed in her wild adventures.

As a result, there have been rumors going around in the kingdom about the disappearance of the princes.&nbsp;

People thought the princess ran away from royalty obligations once again.

The peasants found pieces of royal jewelry and ripped fine silk clothing scattered across farmlands

They suspect that she is kidnapped by that giant, brutal dragon that lives on the mountain top.

Written by Renata and Peter Illustrated by Grace

Some say the dragon is fifty meters tall.

However, marriage does not satisfy the princess. In fact, she no longer wants to be controlled by others like a toy, so she decides to escape reality.

"Wha--at are you talking about? Don’t be so loud!"

The cavalier sees a pink living room decorated with tons of candies and jewelries. And there is the princess, standing in a pair of jeans and a pajama top.

“I’m here to save you from that cruel dragon,”&#160;

“This is my friend Leo, I’m only staying here because I didn’t want to marry a person that I have never met," says the princess.

Ashamed by her immaturity, Charlemagne proposes a marriage between the princess and a wealthy foreign prince, hoping that the marriage would make her a proper princess.

"Princess Vava! I am here to save you from the monster!"

The cavalier closes his eyes, cheers himself up and marches in.

Some say the dragon shoots flame that burns the sky scorching red.

Leo waves at the cavalier with a harmless smile.

Once upon a time in the far west, King Charlemagne and the princess lived with prosperity and peace…

A young cavalier vows to King Charlemagne that he will rescue the princess and bring her back.

Armed with the finest iron and armor, the young cavalier is confident that he will defeat the dragon.

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