Dragon-lever

If you are a dragon, then this imposes certain obligations on you. You must, spewing out of mouth, attack peasant herds, steal and take princesses to your den and fight not for life, but to death with noble knights. But what if you are the wrong dragon? You are by nature too lazy for active actions, too well-educated to cause inconvenience to someone, and is too educated to not know how the fights usually end. In this case, you will have to negotiate with the enemy. Moreover, the enemy - and this is St. George himself - does not want to destroy you at all. In the tale of the British classic Kennet Graham, the battle will certainly take place, but everyone will be satisfied: both people and the dragon.
Maxim Mitrofanov is the first of Russian artists to illustrate this amazing story in detail, with all the nuances.
The text is printed by the publication: Tales of English writers. L .: Lenizdat, 1986.
For primary school age