An edition of The laughing dragon
(1970)
The laughing dragon.
by Kenneth Mahood
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Because he spread flames and destruction when he laughed, the Emperor's jolly dragon had to be banished from the kingdom.
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Dragons, Fiction, Birds, Children's fiction, Dragons, fictionShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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Hojo the dragon was a great favorite in the Japanese Emperor"s court - he could sing, play chess, and make wonderful pancakes. Best of all, his fiery breath kept the place warm on cold autumn mornings (which was a great comfort to the Emperor who had cold feet). But Hojo"s hot breath was a mixed blessing; every time he laughed, flames shot out in all directions.
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