The Last Dragon Story Coloring and Activity Book

n this adventurous fairy tale, a beautiful Princess and a handsome Prince must face the Last of the Dragons.
Everyone knows that dragons were once as common as dragonflies are now, but much more dangerous. There are many stories about dragons that have been told all around the world.
In most stories, dragons are fearsome enemies of humans. They were known to breath fire, have wickedly sharp claws and loved to fight. There are some stories where dragons are actually revered by a culture and honored, or befriended humans, but that those are very rare stories to read.
In many stories knights were sent to kill dragons who endangered their kingdoms. There were many stories about how in long ago times in many kingdoms around the world it was a tradition that every well-brought-up prince was expected to kill a dragon and rescue a princess to win her hand in marriage
Slowly dragons began to disappear and became extremely rare.
This fairy tale is set in a time when there were no more dragons in France, Germany, Spain, Italy, or most of the European countries.
This fairy tale about the Last Dragon that you will read here will reveal whether the dragon that lived near the kingdom of Lavenderia long ago was truly dangerous, or just misunderstood.
This story takes place a very long time ago. The last dragon lived long before what we have learned of "English History" began.
The last real live dragon was known to be living somewhere in a small European kingdom. He lived in one of the huge caves found amidst the red rock hills near the kingdom called Lavenderia. He was an awesome dragon that measuered sixty feet long and had huge beautiful wings.
Now the King of Lavenderia, King Kyanight, had one daughter, the very lovely, Princess Sapphire. According to tradition, when a Princess in the kingdom of Lavenderia turned eighteen she was to be tied to a tree near a dragon's cave. Then a brave Prince from another kingdom was expected to come to rescue her by slaying that dragon to win her hand.
But this was the Last Dragon, and Princess Sapphire really didn't want to slay the Last of the Dragons. Instead she plots a way to change history and save the Last of the Dragons. But can she devise a plan that Prince Citrine will help her with and that both of the royal families in their two Kingdoms will accept?
Each of the pages has a small section of this fairy tale in writing above an image to color. There are many different versions of dragons, princes, and princesses in unique backgrounds. This will spark the reader's creativity for coloring each of these illustrations.
There are also some mazes and word puzzles to solve at the end of the story, and has an answer key. Young aspiring artists and authors are invited to write an additional chapter for this story or create an illustration that relates to dragons or royalty at the very end of the book.
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