Jasper the Terror

by John Alfred Rowe

Poor Jasper. He doesn't mean to be a terror. But the little dragon just can't stop sneezing, and when he sneezes, out come flames that burn everything in sight. The other animals run away and hide whenever they see him coming. They love Jasper and they miss him, but what can they do? Wise Doctor Owl studies the situation and comes up with a wonderful--if temporary--solution for Jasper the Terror. John A. Rowe's sly wit and whimsical artistic interpretation combine in a preposterous and sidesplitting story that will delight young dragon lovers.

Genres: Childrens

36 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 2001

Reviews

[Dave · Rating 5 out of 5]

A silly story from beginning to end. Amazing illustrations that are packed with detail. An excellent example of illustrations that both enhance the narrative and provide their own side narratives.