E. J. Randolph - Call Me Tony: An American Southwest Illustrated Childrens Story
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Hi! I'm Tony. I'm a purple dragon. I want to show you pictures from my trip to Natch where I made friends with the children and they let me play baseball and soccer with them. When the town roaster broke, I roasted the chilies in the field. Sometimes being a dragon is a good thing.
Bright ink colors in 48 paintings captivate the attention of young children. Even four and five-year-olds can identify Tony's expressions and understand the visual joke at the end. (Based on readings at the local library.)
According to an informal survey, adults enjoy the book as well, so it's fun to read as a bedtime story.
Early reader.
Buy now and read tonight to the little ones when you tuck them in.
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The young dragon poked his head out thedragon door. 
I see a valley in the American Southwest Ilike. 
I'm looking at it through binoculars. 
I need a disguise so no one will know I'm adragon. 
I'll jump off at Natch for some world famouschilies. 
It won't take me long to walk to Natch. 
The man looked at the young dragon. The man looked at the young dragon. Hello.What's your name? 
The young dragon got an idea from a sign.Just call me Tony. 
I'm tired from my walk. I'll rest for awhile. 
Time to explore. What's this? Someone isfollowing me. 
The boy smiled at Tony. The boy smiled at Tony.
I want to befriends. 
Tony grinned. Im Tony. The boy grinnedback. Im Miguel. 
Tony smiled. Tony smiled.
Im a dragon in disguise. Canwe be friends? 
Tony made sparks with his tail and blew alittle fire. 
Janet turned away and Miguel covered hiseyes. 
Tony stopped his fire. Janet, Miguel, and Tomsmiled. 
I can change colors.
But, it feels a littlestrange. 
Now, I'm a green dragon. But, I prefer to bea purple dragon. 
I can curl my tail. 
I can sit on my tail. 
Miguel, Janet, and Tom hopped on Tony'stail. 
Tony met their friends. 
Tony played soccer with the children. 
Tony caught the ball with the tip of histail. 
Tony played baseball. 
Tony hit a home run. 
Tony ran around all the bases. 
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