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St. George and the Dragon

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Illustrated retelling of the legend of St. George, the wicked enchantress Kalyb, and the dragon, adapted from Richard Johnson 1596 original. Vivid illustrations by Nicola L. Robinson make this a great read-aloud choice.

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