Prisioners of Dragon Isle.: Good Stories for Children

Prisioners of Dragon Isle.: Good Stories for Children

Someone has to terrify and make children dream, and at the beginning of the 20th century, that person was Walter McDougall. As part of a series of children's stories, McDougall filled American newspapers with clever but alarming visions of terribly silly monsters threatening children. His stories were married to dark vocabulary, strange creatures, and danger to children. It goes without saying that they were a great success. The McDougall monsters found a regular home in the humble cartoon series called "McDougall's Good Stories for Kids" which ran from 1902 to 1905. You are about to start your journey to the wonderful world of ancient tales already forgotten and fantastic stories never imagined. When you start your reading, ask that the road be long, full of adventure, full of experiences. Don't be afraid of Dragon, Chimera, Pterodactyl, and Ogre, and others creatures get delightful names like Moon Calf, Wamguzzle, Terrabilis, Glossary, Rambillicus, Quidnunc, Skeewink, Sookissimus, Colliwobble... Welcome to the wonderful imaginary universe of Walter McDougall.