Royalty, wizards, and dragons embark on magical medieval quests. Discover how to crack up a princess and entertain a knight who doesn't have a dragon to fight.
Cover art by Pétur Antonsson
Here there be dragons, princesses, knights, and castles of all kinds! Meet a nervous knight who mistakes a trumpet-playing maiden for a fearsome beast, a dragon applying for a job, and a princess who actually enjoys being locked in a tower. Solve mysterious rhyming riddles and put on a fairy tale play with your friends! Plus, watch real people in Spain climb to dizzying heights to build human castles. The pages of this magazine are filled with interactive activities, from puzzles to tasty dragon fruit popsicles to crafts and even a balancing dragon! This enchanting issue of SPIDER exemplifies the magic of childhood!
Enjoy features including:
· “A Prehistoric Hike” by Terry Sirrell
· “Dragon Fruit Ice Pops” by Shannon Hall
· “A Fanfare for Sir Frederick” by Pamela Love
· “Dragon for Hire” by Julie Douglas
· “The Castle Makers” by Michelle Burchett
· “Rhyme Time” by Marcia Leonard
· “Damsel Not in Distress” by B.J. Lee
· “The Princess Who Never (Well, Hardly Ever) Laughed” by Margaret Mincks
Regular features of SPIDER Magazine include Doodlebug and Dandelion, Spider’s Corner, Spider’s Mailbox, Ophelia’s Last Word, Bug Adventure, Buggy Bulletin, The Fun Zone, Mind-Buggler, and Spider and the Gang.
