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Story Time

The Dragon Rock 🐲 written by Ellena Ashley

Story Time

Rob Griffiths

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4.4 β€’ 2.9K Ratings

πŸ—“οΈ 25 January 2018

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Written by Ellena Ashley and narrated by Amy Hays. πŸ‰ Once Upon A Time, there was a town that had, in its best-loved spot, a large, long, scaly rock that looked amazingly similar to a sleeping dragon. Along with this dragon-shaped rock came a tale: β€˜In times of trouble, the dragon will wake, and free the village, by making a lake’. Well, trouble did come to that town, in the form of one very, very hot and dry summer. The townsfolk were desperate for rain, but it just did not come. Would the tale about the dragon prove to be true? Would it wake and save them from this drought, or was it just a made-up story? Listen to this exciting short story by Ellena Ashley to find out!πŸ‰ This story is suitable for children aged 4-12

Transcript

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0:00.0

Are you ready to hear a story?

0:13.4

Brilliant!

0:16.2

This story is about a village by a large, scaly rock that could really do with some rain.

0:26.1

Please aim me to tell you all about it.

0:28.9

Hi Rob, cut everyone.

0:32.1

I hope you had a lovely Christmas.

0:34.1

I'm so excited to read today's story because it has a dragon in it.

0:39.6

Dragons make great story characters don't they?

0:42.1

Well let's get started.

0:45.0

Here's Dragon Rock by Eleanor Ashley.

0:49.8

This story begins with once upon a time because the best stories do of course.

0:55.3

So once upon a time and imagine if you can, a steep, cited valley clustered with giant

1:02.4

spiky green pine trees and thick green grass that reaches to the top of your socks so

1:08.2

that when you run you have to bring your knees up high like running through water.

1:15.3

Wildflowers spread their sweet, heady perfume along the gentle breezes and bees hum favorite

1:21.1

songs to themselves as they cheerily collect flower pollen.

1:26.4

People are very happy here and they work hard, keeping their houses spik and span and

1:31.5

their children's faces clean.

1:36.2

This particular summer had been very hot and dry making the lean farm dogs sleepy and

1:41.3

still.

1:42.9

Farmers whistled lazily to themselves and would stand and stare into the distance, trying

1:48.2

to remember what it was they were supposed to be doing.

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