Title: The Dragon of Og
First published: 1981
Description: Summary: 

For centuries the Dragon of Og has taken for food two bullocks a month from the lord's herd, but a new lord declares the custom must end, and so begins a battle of wits.

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     So begins this charming story of a gentle Dragon, a stubbornly proud lord, the red-headed Angus Og, who inherits the Castle, and the lord's wife.
    For hundreds of years the Dragon of Og had quietly taken for his food two bullocks a month from the lord's herd. No one minded. the Dragon brought luck, and besides, he might destroy the countryside if he was angered. But angus Og would have none of this. "That Dragon must be killed," he said. and so began a battle of wits that could end only in tragedy - or so it seemed.
    This witty, exciting, and poetic story, based on an old legend of the Scottish Lowlands, has been brilliantly and delicately told by Rumer Godden, and exquisitely illustrated by Pauline Baynes.
Subjects: Fairy tales, Dragons, Fiction, Re-telling, Legend, Children's fiction, Monsters, fiction, Juvenile fiction
Places: Scotland
People: Angus Og
LC classification: PZ8.G543 Dr