Příběhy draka Balabána – Perry Jaroslav (2015)

Jaroslav Perry's fairy tales about the kind dragon Balabán are a great book for reading to children before they fall asleep in their beds. Each fairy tale must be just the right length. Neither too long nor too short. Reading one fairy tale about the dragon Balabán takes a pleasant five minutes. Children quickly memorize the catchy beginning of each fairy tale, so they tell it along with you and eagerly look forward to the next dragon adventure. Don't believe me? Then try it yourself: Once upon a time, there was a dragon, and that dragon was named Balabán. And he was a very kind dragon. And he loved children. This dragon had 7 heads. Their names were Albína, Balbína, Calbína, Dalbína, Elbína, Efbína, and Gebína. Each head was different and had its own ideas and whims. Some were nice, while others misbehaved – Albína sometimes ate the snacks of the other heads, Balbína was excellent at counting and reading, Calbína was very kind and the other heads liked her, Dalbína always forgot everything. Elbína and Efbína were twins, and no one could tell them apart. They were so alike. Everyone mixed them up, even the other heads often didn't know which was which. Gebína's head liked to scare shopkeepers. When the dragon Balabán walked past a shop, Gebína would stick her head in and shout: 'Boo, I am dragon Balabán.'...