by Scotti Cohn (Author) The Kingdom of Atoz is thrown into a panic when the letter C disappears from the Royal Alphabet. No one can say or write the letter, and it has vanished from all the books in the kingdom. Sir Clooney becomes Sir Looney. A sign in a bakery window offers "akes" and "fresh baked pie rust." The librarian, Lord Reading, tries to recite his favorite poem but the lines come out all wrong. "A terrible rime has been ommitted " he wails. A young page named Wordsworth believes that the letter C was stolen by a dragon. Seeing a chance to prove himself worthy of knighthood, he heads into the Forest of Spells to fight the dragon and recover the missing letter. Wordsworth isn't acting alone. He has the help of Phrasia, the local witch; Klause, a goat-like creature called a cavabok; and his friend, Princess Rho, who has a secret power. But will that be enough? What will happen when Wordsworth has to face not only a dragon but a gang of large, mean creatures called muddletonques? Who will protect him? Author Biography Scotti Cohn is the author of eleven books, including three children's picture books published by Sylvan Dell Publishing and eight nonfiction adult titles published by the Globe Pequot Press. A fourth picture book is scheduled for publication by Sylvan Dell in 2014. Wordsworth and the Dragon is her first fantasy, written for children who are the same age that Scotti was when she realized she wanted to be an author. When Scotti is not writing or doing research, she likes to make jewelry and travel. She lives in South Carolina with her husband, surrounded by cats, books, music, dragons, and sunshine. Number of Pages: 82 Dimensions: 0.17 x 9 x 6 IN Publication Date: November 22, 2013