Educate Your Dragon on Inclusivity: Instill Respect for All in Your Dragon

Terri Broadwell: We had a lot of good discussions in class.

United States on Jun 28, 2023

Bill: Superbly written book covering several areas of diversity, not just skin colour.

United Kingdom on Jun 01, 2021

Ashley Kelley: I loved the message that this book taught our students- we are all unique in our ways and we bring something special to this world. There was one page I had to be careful about because it could be thought of as stereotypical/offensive to some. With the Dr. Seuss books being pulled for similar content, I chose to skip that page when reading it to my class. I just wanted to be careful. Overall it was a great book with a great message.

United States on Apr 01, 2021

TERESA ELCE: PLEASED WITH ORDER

United Kingdom on Sep 19, 2020

MMid: My son loves this book and we read it daily so happy with it....

Canada on Aug 05, 2020

PAW: This book celebrates diversity and I am here for it. It’s a great read and we love the story. This book teaches a great message about being diverse and liking people for who they are regardless if they are different than you. This is a great book and I read it to my son every day.

United States on Jul 31, 2020

Jessie Cumbee: My sons are 3, 5 and 6; each can identify different things in this story that they can identify with. They enjoy the easy flow of the story and love Diggery Doo (the dragon). There is a lesson found for everyone and a story with a great message. We have read it everyday since it arrived at our boys request (sometimes several times a day).

United States on Jun 22, 2020

KellyKelly: Cute book about diversity, my kids really liked this one. However, book arrived damaged, as the packer had stuck the packaging to the book.

United Kingdom on Jun 21, 2020

Brittany: Asked my 7 yo to choose how many stars to give and why and that was his reply. He really liked the drawings.

Canada on Jun 03, 2020

MBKs: "Teach Your Dragon About Diversity: Train Your Dragon To Respect Diversity" by Steve Herman is truly a cute story appropriate for young kids. The story makes them aware of the differences in all beings and the need to accept and respect others, regardless of diversity. Mr. Herman does so with the help of the story's protagonist, Drew's pet dragon name Diggory Doo, who is saddened when he realizes that he is different from everyone else. But when Drew points out how all kids are actually different from one another in a multitude of ways, the dragon learns that diversity is a good thing. An important book for kids to read.

United States on Feb 25, 2019