The book A Boy with a Sword with the teal dragon plushie The teal dragon plushie A boy reading the book on a window seat with the plushie An open spread from the book: a boy on a riverbank choosing between a rope bridge with missing planks and an abandoned row boat with two oars The book, plushie, Adventure Report form and envelope The plushie inside its mailing box

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A Boy with a Sword

$29.99 USD

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The choose-your-adventure book that mails little readers a dragon plushie when they beat it. Every choice is theirs, and only the right path defeats the dragon.

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What's included
  • A Boy with a Sword, hardcover
  • Adventure Report mail-in form and envelope
  • A 6-inch dragon plushie, mailed free when your reader beats the book
Who it's for

Made for ages 5 to 8. Strong readers can go it alone, and younger ones love making the choices with a grown-up.

About the plushie

Soft teal dragon with a corduroy belly, felt wings and one small fang. About 6 inches tall, just right for little hands.

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A boy absorbed in the book

The book they won't put down

It's so much fun, encourages problem solving, and rewards hard work. Your reader decides what happens on every page, and every wrong turn is a reason to go back and try again.

How it works

An open spread from the book: a boy on a riverbank choosing between a rope bridge with missing planks and an abandoned row boat with two oars

1. Make the choices

The reader decides what to do at every turn, trying to defeat the dragon.

The Adventure Report form with a word circled

2. Mail in the winning path

When they succeed, they circle their choices on the Adventure Report and mail it in.

The dragon plushie arriving in its box

3. A dragon arrives

Getting the plushie in the mail is so exciting for kids. It's theirs to keep.

A child's hands holding up the dragon plushie

A reward they earned

The plushie isn't in the box. They have to beat the book to get it, which is what makes it mean so much. It creates core memories of the joys of reading.

Questions

Is the plushie really free?

Yes. When your reader beats the book and mails in their Adventure Report, the plushie is sent at no extra cost.

What if they don't beat it the first time?

They go back and choose again. Only the right path defeats the dragon, so trying again is part of the fun.

Who fills out the form?

Your reader circles the path they took, and a grown-up writes the mailing address.