Sonnet for Spring Sonnet Contest Winner Tara Travis. Listen closely. The first letter of each line spells Tara's chosen phrase: "Y O U 'R E S O A W E S O M E".

Sonnet for Spring Sonnet Contest winner Morgan Cranny. Listen closely. The first letter of each line spells Morgan's chosen phrase: "I M I S S M Y FRIENDS".

The conclusion to our story, back where it all began.

A Dragon for George is a friendly for most members of most families novel about a twelve year old boy and a genetically engineered dragon.

George and an injured Lorne fly toward the safety of Shipwreck Island, with Corwynn and company in hot pursuit.

George uses his assets -- smallness and annoyingness -- to fight the trial-by-combat against Corwynn, who continues to cheat.

A Dragon for George is a friendly-for-most-members-of-most-families novel about a twelve-year old boy and a genetically engineered dragon.

Discovering that Lorne is in mortal peril, George challenges Corwynn to a trial by combat.

A Dragon for George is a somewhat friendly novel about a twelve-year-old boy’s bond with a genetically engineered dragon.

George and his family escape a metaphorical dungeon, but not the literal one. The damsel reveals that she has put her thieving skills to good use.

A Dragon for George is a friendly for most families novel about a twelve-year-old boy and a dragon who is definitely not from another dimension.

Travelling in the fancy carriage, a caged George learns the true nature of Lorne, the damsel, and the horsemen.

A Dragon for George is a friendly enough novel about a twelve-year-old boy and his no longer pet dragon whose true nature is about to be revealed.