The Dragon Who Wouldn't Move

Every village has traditions. Some are about pie. This one is about a dragon.Once a year, someone from Mira's village climbs the hill to ask the dragon to leave. And every year, the dragon gives the same answer: no.When it's Mira's turn, she expects things to go just as they always have. But when the dragon asks one simple question-"Why?"-Mira realizes she doesn't know the answer.Her search for the truth leads to an unexpected discovery about the dragon, the hill, and a tradition no one has thought to question for a very long time.The Dragon Who Wouldn't Move is a beautifully illustrated story about curiosity, empathy, listening, and having the courage to ask why. With gentle humor, a lovable blue dragon, and a thoughtful ending that invites conversation, it's a story children and grown-ups can enjoy together.Perfect for ages 5-7, bedtime reading, classrooms, libraries, and families who love stories that encourage children to think for themselves.Sometimes the best way to understand an old story is to ask a new question.