The dragon
by Oliver Bachmann
Babby is a small dragon who can spit water bubbles. He gets protected by flying angels, which get their energy from a castle of air. The golden rule on the planet is: "Do not complain without any reason". One day Babby learns surprising things and gets on his way. With several poems and 9 images, which handle the issues love and seek, this book is a modern fairytale far away from the the mainstream for young grown-ups. Currently the book is available on lulu.com. Just click on the Buy Now link on this page. There also is a German version of this book.
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Characters
In chronological order
Further characters
dumptys Make tic tac
fish can fly
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Parts
A short summary of the plot
Part 1
Babby and Archy
Part 1
Babby and Archy
Babby is on the search for the rainbows. Archy is on the search for the sun.
Part 2
Summody and light being
Part 2
Summody and light being
Summody is an encharming woman, who, on the way to new forests, looses sight with her eagle.
Part 3
Coopa
Part 3
Coopa and Archy
High up are located Coopa's castles of airs. He allows one of his unicorns to leave the interior of the castle of air.
Part 4
Babby and Mundee
Part 4
Babby and Mundee
Babby gets to know a new mermaid, who lives inside a lake. Unfortunately he cannot take her with him to the top.
Part 5
Archy and Pallitchy
Part 5
Archy and Pallitchy
Pallitchy is a super philosopher, who normally carries through jumps through the air in a pink desert. By accident Archy and Pallitchy get to know each other on a bridge.
Part 6
Solution
Part 6
Solution
We can't tell you more here, except that the rest of the story is at least 50% of the book.
Book & Price
There is only a used paperback version of the book
Frequently asked questions
When was the book written?
1998
Is there a release date?
According to B.O.D. July, 1st 2011
Authorinfo
Oliver Bachmann, born 20.01.1979
Oliver wrote this encharming fairytale at the age of 20, after starting to understand the senseof seek and dealing with the life philosophies of the world.
After psychologically dealing with the sense of the seek Babby came to existence, in order that some readers, who are close to border experiences, get to understand their situation.
Thereby the fairytale reflects something which takes us closer to the original source of ourself.
