For parents
Wholesome adventures with the Bible underneath. The stories never preach. The guides give you the words when your child asks what it meant.
How the stories carry their meaning
Wren’s world is not ours, so nobody in it names God or opens a Bible. What they have is a big, floury Book of old sayings and older stories, a lantern that is always lit, and a father who runs to meet his daughter while she is still a long way off.
A child hears a story about dragons. You will hear Proverbs, the Psalms and the parables. Every book page has a guide that names the passages, sums each one up in plain words, and gives you questions to talk through at bedtime or in the car.
Each book is built around one thing a child is learning: to be brave, to tell the truth, to share. The villain in each book has the same fault as Wren, only fully grown, and each one is shown mercy.
What to expect
Ages
Written for about five to ten. Younger children enjoy them with a grown-up nearby.
Length
Around two hours a book, in 18 chapters of five to ten minutes. Most end on a cliffhanger.
Peril
Clockwork crows, snow wolves and thunderstorms. Nobody is hurt, and nothing is gory.
Family
A loving father, real consequences, and forgiveness that comes first. No romance.
Narration
The voices are computer-generated: an Irish narrator and a British cast. A person wrote, cast and checked every line.
Where to play
In your browser, as downloaded MP3s, as one audiobook file, or on a Yoto player.
Find a book by what it teaches
| Book | Teaches | Follows | Ready? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Wren and the Storm Dragon | Courage | David and Goliath | Yes |
| 2. Wren and the Frost Dragon | Honesty | The prodigal son | Yes |
| 3. Wren and the Sand Dragon | Generosity | Manna, and five loaves and two fish | Soon |
| 4. Wren and the Sea Dragon | Obedience | Jonah | Planned |
| 5. Wren and the Forest Dragon | Contentment | Joseph and his brothers | Planned |
| 6. Wren and the Ember Dragon | Forgiving others | The unforgiving servant | Planned |
| 7. Wren and the Mist Dragon | Trust | Walking on the water | Planned |
| 8. Wren and the Stone Dragon | Humility | The tower of Babel | Planned |
| 9. Wren and the Meadow Dragon | Kindness | The good Samaritan | Planned |
| 10. Wren and the Star Dragon | Patience | Abraham under the stars | Planned |
| 11. Wren and the River Dragon | Thankfulness | The ten lepers | Planned |
| 12. Wren and the Glass Dragon | Standing firm | Daniel and the fiery furnace | Planned |
| 13. Wren and the Orchard Dragon | Diligence | The talents | Planned |
| 14. Wren and the Thorn Dragon | Self-control | Moses striking the rock | Planned |
| 15. Wren and the Cloud Dragon | Careful words | The tongue is a small fire | Planned |
| 16. Wren and the Harvest Dragon | Serving | The last shall be first | Planned |
| 17. Wren and the Shadow Dragon | Seeking the lost | The lost sheep | Planned |
| 18. Wren and the Iron Dragon | Loving enemies | Saul on the road | Planned |
| 19. Wren and the Ash Dragon | Sacrifice | Greater love has no one | Planned |
| 20. Wren and the Dawn Dragon | Hope | All things made new | Planned |
