Dragon Island: The Call to Quest

By Prism The Rainbow Unicorn

Join Felix as he begins his adventures on Dragon Island! Felix is always dreaming about dragons. One morning, he gets a birthday present from Grandpa Tom, and he is surprised to discover that it is a book with magical powers. Before he knows it, he is on a fantastical island with thousands of dragons, and only he can save it from destruction...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Prism The Rainbow Unicorn
• Release date: Jul 6, 2016
• ISBN: 9781311527073

Prism The Rainbow Unicorn

Hi! I love to write fantasy and adventure novels for all ages of readers. I hope you enjoy my books! : )

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Dragon Island

Part One: The Birthday Present

Felix was best friends with his Grandpa Tom. Grandpa Tom was Irish and had a big red mustache and red hair. Felix's whole family had reddish hair. Felix had reddish-brown hair called auburn, and it was exceptionally messy this morning. Grandpa Tom sang Irish songs and whistled while he whittled wonderful things out of wood, usually dragons, which were Felix's favorite mythical animal, and he came to every one of Felix's kung fu competitions.

This morning, when Felix came down for breakfast with his seven younger cousins, he sat in his favorite dragon-foot chair beside Grandpa Tom. Aunt Annie poured big cups of dragonfruit juice, and Uncle Bill set out bowls of Dragon Crunch cereal and milk for everyone, while Felix's five cousins made lots of noise. Grandpa Tom took a big whiff of Felix's mop of messy hair, and pinched his nose. P.U.! he exclaimed in his thick Irish accent, Felix, I hate ta say this on yer birthday, but you smell like a booger in a bog!

Felix laughed and said, I guess you're right, Grandpa. I've been working so hard on my kung fu and my dragon model kits that I haven't even taken a bath for days. Grandpa Tom shook his head and smiled. Well, me boy, 'tis time you took one. When you're done with your Dragon Crunch cereal, take this present with you to the bathtub. I'll see you when you smell better than a stinky, wet dog, and we'll have birthday cake, he said, holding out a shiny green present. Felix said, "Thanks, Grandpa. Okay, I can take a hint. You're