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The Dragon Who Ruled His Fire

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When a young dragon's fire answers faster than his choices, strength can look a lot like danger. Calder is not the biggest dragon in the keep, or the fiercest-but his fire is quick. It flares when he's startled, when things feel unfair, when careless humans push too hard. After a near-disaster in the training yard, Calder is given a rule that feels impossible: make space, take time, choose... and when you must speak, speak last. Under the steady eye of Sir Edrin, Calder begins a different kind of training. Instead of learning new ways to fight, he practices stopping. Holding a pebble instead of a grudge. Choosing rope instead of flame. Facing a frightened stablehand, a reckless boy, and a whole keep that would rather fear him than understand him. Each small choice asks the same question: Will you let your fire rule you, or will you learn to rule it? Set in a stone keep full of nervous guards, stubborn mules, and quietly brave kids, this illustrated novella continues the story begun in Xander: Book 1, exploring emotional regulation, impulse control, and courage in a way that resonates with both children and adults. Thoughtful black-and-white dragon illustrations capture Calder's most important moments-when he almost loses control, and when he doesn't. Perfect for:
- Parents and caregivers looking for a powerful, non-preachy story about big feelings and self-control
- Kids who love dragons, training yards, and character-driven fantasy
- Classrooms, counseling settings, and read-aloud time with neurodivergent or strong-willed kids If your child has a quick temper, a fast mouth, or a heart that feels "too much," Calder's story will help them see their own fire as something they can guide-not something they have to fear.

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Details

  • ISBN-13: 9798244289961
  • ISBN-10: 9798244289961
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: January 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.51 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.72 pounds
  • Page Count: 242

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