Author
Sébastien Bourbeau
WELCOME
to the land of
Experimental Fiction
where imagination
knows no bounds
I introduce you to the most enigmatic beast ever: the Komodo dragon. Of course, the Komodo is not a dragon; in fact, it is a lizard, a large and impressive lizard mind you. I have often wondered why this lizard was called a dragon and decided to educate myself.
I found a wealth of information regarding this creature. It seems the Komodo has a burning bite; in fact, people who have been bitten by this giant have complained of excruciating burning pain. Could this be why this lizard was labeled 'dragon', even though he does not spit fire or fly? — You be the judge!
LEARN ABOUT KOMODO DRAGONS HERE
Megalania Resource | Wikipedia | Live Science
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History | Videos on Britannica
They swayed, shifted, rolled and soared in a beautiful painted sky, until complete darkness!
Their marvelous ballet turned into a soothing glide above the water as they headed toward the mainland.
New-Innovative Language Approach
Complementary Resource for Teachers
English Language Art | Novel Study
Reading-Writing Skills
Experimental Writing for School Kids
komodo dragon | fact fiction | language art 4 to 6 | Young Author
LETHBRIDGE, AB. CA | CONTACT | SITEMAP | DISCLAIMER
The True Story of the Komodo Dragon | Sébastien Bourbeau | Experimental Fiction
Fiction Novel for School Kids Grades 4-6