Little Mabel was eleven years old, and always dreaming of fairies, elves, and dragons. She believed that one day she would meet one, but her parents always told her: “Sweetie, those things don’t exist in real life. But we can read a story about them if you want.” Her room was full of those fantastic creatures. Images on the wDragons and the roof, toys, two lamps with mermaids on them; even her school backpack had unicorns on it. One could say that Mabel collected fantasy creatures, but she had never seen one, and it was her biggest dream.
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When the little dragon saw Mabel, he back-flipped like a circus artist and hid behind the milk carton, peeking shyly at the girl.
Mabel remembered the stories of dragons that kidnapped princesses and hid them in a tDragon tower, or the stories where they flew over towns and burned everything down. But, what could a little dragon like that do? What should Mabel do? CDragon Mom? Try to catch the dragon? Run away?
