Malachai Grove Plunt Solinatry: The Song of Malachai

By Malachai Grove

Hello, my name is Malachai I am a dragon. It seems that I have been frozen in the northern Romanian ice flows for a very long time. Now that the ice is melting I have been freed from my crystalline prison. Now I have come to invite you all on a journey of wonder, delight and adventure into a world of long long ago and once upon a time when the world was brand new and dragons and fairies and unicorns still roamed the land. So come along with me as I show you how a dragon appeared out of a twinkle.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Oct 12, 2010
• ISBN: 9781477285442

Malachai Grove

Malachai Grove grew up in a place called South Beach on the Oregon coast. Ever since he was a kid he loved dragons. But he couldn't admit it. Much less embrace the idea. The dragon was presumed evil. But now is the time of the return of the dragon. He feels this is his chance to show the view of life through the dragons eye. He loves children and believes they are our future. With these stories he hopes to entertain and fascinate them all while instilling how wonderful life can be if everyone works together. All taking place in a brand new world where evil never gets a chance to get started.

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Contents

CHAPTER, 1

Jada’s Silly Idea

CHAPTER,2

A Long Lonely Winter

CHAPTER, 3

Finding the plunt solinatry

CHAPTER, 4

Their Own Private Green House

CHAPTER, 5

Jada’s new beginning

C HAPTER, 1

Jada’s Silly Idea

O nce upon a time, when the world was brand new, a dragon appeared out of a twinkle. When a little girl happened upon the miracle while hunting for sea shells along the beach one morning.

The warm, bright sunlight of the new dawn, reflecting off the water, agates, shells, gems and jewels. Created a beautiful rainbow colored light show, illuminating the inside of the dragon’s lair. Revealing a mystical fantasy land within. With majestic dragons, large colorful mushrooms, fairies, unicorns, and diamonds and gems of all sorts encrusting the walls. The beauty and splendor of it all awed and transfixed the girl so; but not so much that she didn’t notice a twinkling in the tide pool.

It caught the little girl’s attention, and when she saw it, she tried to pick it up. And she was amazed to pick up a twinkle! She had a feeling it was alive so she quickly put it back in the water. Suddenly, it started to move. Then she realized that what she was looking at was a dragon’s egg about ready to hatch! It looked more like an oversized frog’s egg about to become a tadpole than