Read Tracey Corderoy‘s The Grunt and The Grouch this summer as part of the national Summer Reading Challenge…

…The initiative, coordinated by The Reading Agency, is running in 97% of UK public libraries and 760,000 4-11 year olds are getting involved. The aim is simple – read six library books over the summer holdiays and one of them can be Tracey’s the Grunt and the Grouch. Of course, nobody needs an excuse to read the first exciting and hilarious adventure of the two grumpiest trolls in the world but if they did Summer Reading Challenge could be the perfect opportunity. Learn more about the the challenge and get involved here.

This time, Tiny Dragon takes centre stage, offering a gentle reminder that even in life’s darker moments there is always a glimmer to hold onto and a new beginning waiting to be found.

With serene illustrations and uplifting reflections, Tiny Dragon encourages readers to notice small joys, choose courage, and practise self-kindness, helping hope feel less like a distant wish and more like something within reach, day by day, as sometimes taking a step, no matter how small, can make a difference.

This is the perfect portable, pocket-sized companion gift for anyone who needs reassurance and renewal at the turn of the year, or simply whenever they’re ready to start again.