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Basil the Bully and What-To-Do

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“In the land of What-To-Do there is a dragon who has made such a nuisance of himself that he is known as Basil the Bully!  

So what happened to make Basil change his ways and turn him into something far better than a bully?”  

Vivid, detailed fairy tale illustrations by Valery Vell.

Recommended age 3 to 8yrs.

  • Title: Basil the Bully and What-To-Do
  • Publisher: Little Steps Publishing
  • Author: Maggie May Gordon
  • ISBN: 9781912678341
  • Format: Softcover
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Eva ★★★★★

My nephew struggles with frustration, and this story about the dragon's transformation gave us a concrete way to talk about his feelings. The rhyming text kept him engaged through the whole lesson.

Daniel ★★★★☆

My six-year-old was actually scared of the dragon at first, but by the end she was cheering for Basil. The rhythm of the "What-To-Do" land makes it easy for her to follow along and understand the lesson.

Madison ★★★★☆

The story really held my kid's attention, especially the part about why Basil acts out. It sparked a good conversation about feelings, though the rhyming felt a bit forced in a few spots.