β Scribed by Rev. W. Awdry
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Percy is sleeping when he hears a rumble. He opens his eyes and sees a giant yellow dragon! But dragons aren't real, are they? Maybe it was a dream! The next day he shares his fears with James and Thomas and learns the truth about what it was that he saw. A Step 1 Book
From the Trade Paperback edition.
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### From the Inside Flap Percy is sleeping when he hears a rumble. He opens his eyes and sees a giant yellow dragon! But dragons aren?t real, are they? Maybe it was a dream! The next day he shares his fears with James and Thomas and learns the truth about what it was that he saw. A Step 1 Book ##
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