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Ignis

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"Ignis" is fabulous dragon book. The inspirational story is all the better due to the enchanting, beautifully drawn illustrations on each page. I love reading this book to my 5-year old son as much as he loves to hear it. This is a must read and must have book for all dragon lovers: both young and old. I highly recommend the purchase.

This is my daughter's most-requested book, and it is so enjoyable I truly don't mind reading it five days in a row. I can't say that for any other book we own. The illustrations are beautiful, the text is very inspired, and I like the theme of perseverance. Ignis's personality seems so real, as does the little girl Cara's. With two children, I've bought or borrowed countless children's books, and this goes at the top of my favorites list. I wish Gina Wilson and P.J. Lynch would team up for another story.

One of the most delightful books I have ever come across!

No other book I have ever seen has illustrations that bring dragons to life like this one. As an artist, I had searched everywhere to find examples of expresive, interesting dragons that had a benevolent and inquisitive nature, and at the same time retained their reptilian appearance. The fact that the drawings are accompanied by such a well written story is a bonus!

I have read this book and really enjoyed it. I have also read this book to a grade 1 class and they really enjoyed it. I feel that this book is great for all ages. I love the story-line and the fabulous illustrations. This will be a great addition to any collection.

This beautiful storybook emphasizes that everybody grows at their own pace. A little practice doesn't hurt, but believe me, you'll grow. A nice story.

Maybe this is a bit too young to introduce a potential love interest, but it's still a very nice story. Beautiful illustrations. Seems just about perfect for kindergarten-aged people.

My sons' attention was riveted by this tale, and I know it is going to be a favorite I'll need to re-read again and again. The detailed illustrations only add to a story that isn't clearly predictable in it's progress although the conclusion might be guessed. Positive messages are clear, and Ignis' feelings of being different are easily identified with at any age. Highly recommend this!

If this does not make the all time best Children's Literature list, then a crime has been committed.

This story is great, and superb illustrations by P.J. Lynch who captured the beautiful essence of Gina Wilson's prows.

These two should definitely team up for another project... A sequel, a pre-quel, something entirely different, anything.

My daughter adores this book. So much that years back I read it for her K-class. Both the teacher and the assistant ended up taking down the information because the students all wanted a copy, and they gave the info to the parents.