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Lottie, St Michael and the Lonely Dragon Amy L. Harrington and other textbooks describe commonLottie is apple picking when a large, angry, fire breathing dragon appears, wanting to eat her for breakfast! As the townsfolk rush to hide from the beast within their high walls only Lottie wonders why the dragon is so fierce: could it just be lonely? The Mayor doesn't listen and calls on St Michael to slay the dragon. Can brave Lottie convince the great knight of her plan to save both the town and the dragon? This is a charming story about courage,