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  <title>SONG: A Lullaby for a Dragon</title>
  <description>To contribute to keeping these stories free and online, please consider Buying me a Coffee. https://buymeacoffee.com/aprileight If you like this story, you'll probably like our other April Eight Songs and Stories too. Have a listen and see what you think.&amp;amp;nbsp; The content herein is protected by copyright and may not be used without permission. © 2022 April Eight - Goldenthread Creative LLC. In our last episode, Mookie and his friends watched as a Chromanian Dragon hatched out of her shell. And what could they do with this wee magical creature but rock her to sleep with a baby bottle? ;-)&amp;amp;nbsp;  There's a bit of trouble afoot in Hawthorn Grove, but that's for the next episode! For now, let's sing our dear dragon to sleep with the &amp;quot;Lullaby for a Dragon&amp;quot; that Sander was humming in the last episode. A gentle, magical podcast for innocent ears. Perfect for bedtime, snack, dinner, or car-time – any time you need a sweet, funny, entertaining tale told or song sung. April Eight, Waldorf teacher and world-class storyteller, shares her original fairytales and folk songs to delight and enchant the whole family. &amp;amp;nbsp;  </description>
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