Wren and the Forest Dragon
Odo gets a new hat. Wren gets a sour feeling she cannot shake.
When Odo is chosen for an honour Wren wanted, envy takes root like a thorn vine, and in the Greenhollow thorn vines grow fast. A forest dragon has been trapped by brothers who felt just the same way.
This story is still being written, so details may change.
What it teaches
- ContentmentThe heart of this book. It quietly echoes Joseph and his brothers.
For parents: the Bible underneath
The story never names God or quotes Scripture. These notes show where each part comes from, so you can make the connection yourself. Each verse has a plain-words summary; read it in your family’s own Bible.
Joseph and his brothers
Passages to read together when the book arrives.
- Genesis 37:3-4Joseph’s brothers hate him because their father gave him a special coat.
- Romans 12:15Be happy with those who are happy.
Talk about it
- What does envy feel like in your tummy?
- How could Wren have been glad for Odo?