I do wish the text was in a better font or looked more appealing on the page, it looks a little like a book report or something that way it appears on the pages. Written in English 32pages A muffin-munching dragon changes the fortune of some muffin-making villagers. Attic House Stories presents The Muffin Muncher: written by Stephen Cosgrove, illustrated by Robin James and read by Rachael Cardiello. The illustrations are fun and the story is entertaining. The muffin muncher by Stephen Cosgrove 0Ratings 2 Want to read 0 Currently reading 0 Have read This edition was published in 1974by Creative Educationin Mankato, Minn. I thought it was funny how every time it mentioned the baker it also let us know he's the king, in case we forgot. The baker, who is also the king of the kingdom explains that he can no longer make muffins and he and the dragon make a deal and work together to bake muffins. Eventually there is not enough money to pay for supplies or even fire wood in order to continue to bake muffins and the dragon storms into the castle to find out what happened to his delicious muffins. Most of them were too preachy for my tastes. It is eventually decided that the muffin transportation will pay a toll at the draw bridge of 10 muffins every time it crosses the bridge. The Muffin Muncher was the one book out of the Serendity series that I really liked as a kid.

One day a muffin eating Dragon comes along and decides to move in under the draw bridge to the kingdom and to steal the fresh baked muffins. Muffin Dragon is about a small and poor kingdom which bakes muffins and sells the muffins to keep up their meager existence. I decided to read one again with my children to see if they were as great as I remember. I remember reading the Serendipity books when I was in elementary school.

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