For the Love of Tia & The Dragonlings and the Magic Four-Leaf Clover

By: S. E. Smith

Narrated by: David Brenin

For the Love of Tia

Tia is the Keeper of the Stories for the inhabitants of Glitter. She dreams of a life she knows will never happen, but hope blossoms when a strange creature is captured at the entrance to their kingdom, and Tia remembers the legend of the goddess that will renew their world.

Jett’s thirst for adventure leads him to a previously undiscovered cavern where an unusual kingdom exists, and he is captivated by their beautiful Keeper. Unable to resist, he returns again and again until he knows he must steal her away....

The Dragonlings and the Magic Four-Leaf Clover

A campfire tale while on a camp-out with their dads has the dragonlings and their besties enchanted with a mythical kingdom called Glitter, home of the magical and mischievous Great King Leprechaun and the Little People. When the younglings discover their dads have disappeared, they are certain King Leprechaun is responsible. Armed with a magic four-leaf clover, the dragonlings and their besties will do anything to save their fathers, including tricking the King by using their golden symbiots - because everyone knows a Leprechaun can’t resist gold!

©2019 S.E. Smith (P)2019 Susan E. Smith

Yay more Dragonlings and friends!

I loved both of these stories. I loved Tia and the love that her and Jett. I also love everything and all these that have to do with the Dragonlings and their friends.

Sweet

Short and sweet adventure. I love books with the dragonlings in them and the way they communicate

mixture of stuff

I love this. a little holiday, some family time, everything connecting together. This is a great story 🥰

sweet novellas

Two cute novellas in the world of the Dragon Lords of Valdier.
Chapters 1-5: For the Love of Tia
Sweet little story told from Tia’s POV, of when Ariel found Glitter and Tia found love.
Chapters 6-21: The Dragonlings and the Magic Four-Leaf Clover
A camping trip with daddies and dragonlings takes a detour when a goddess hears Paul tell a story of leprechauns and Glitter.
Brenin does a good job with narration and he’s definitely the voice of the series.

Dragonlings have more fun

I really enjoy the Dragonlings stories. Their “adventures “ are full of fun and make me laugh outl loud. The idea of takiing a story or myth and creating activities only children can think of runs through many of their tales. Yet each telling is unique. The personalities of the children are as distinct as those of the adults which is masterful character development and quite an achievement. My only objection is the language of the children. Adding an S to every other word is kind of silly. But the narration is very good so I can overlook the repeated s as a means of articulating child speak. I can’t wait for the next book featuring any of these characters. The first story felt incomplete. It was a good read, but needed more context. It is a preface.