ag-A-Long
ake Your Medicine This co-operative little patient knows he has to take his medicine, even though he hates it. He clenches his tiny fists, arches his back and opens wide. What a GOOD dragon.
elling Secrets Oh my goodness!... whisper whisper... How amazing!... whisper whisper... OOOh!.. RIDDLE: When is a secret not a secret? ANSWER: As soon as you tell it to a Pocket Dragon!
he Apprentice
he Driver Driving is serious business and requires the proper attitude and attire. This pint-sized enthusiast has outfitted himself in a natty green English snap-brim cap and leather driving gloves (only a tiny bit too big!). He's confident of his abilities and ready for the road.
he Gallant Defender
	he Hedgehog's Joke Hedgehogs seldom tell jokes because they usually start giggling before they get to the end. Pocket Dragons make very good audiences though, since they don't care. It's the laughter shared that is important - not the proper punch line.
	he Juggler
	he Library Cat
he Littlest Reindeer With a jingle bell around his neck and felt antlers on his head he makes a wonderful reindeer. The letter by his side helps to explain his choice of costume. "Dear Santa" it says, "the cookies are for your reindeer." – Only available from January 1, 1998 to December 31, 1999.
he Merry Band The Merry Band is always ready to join Our Hero for an adventure. Little John Gargoyle, Friar Tuck Hedgehog and Will Scarlet Dragon are true friends and companions. Wee Maid Marian seems filled with admiration... and perhaps a bit of hero worship... for the dashing Pocket Robin.
	he Navigater The gargoyle is not sure his friend The Driver is fully prepared for the upcoming trip, since Pocket Dragons are notoriously bad at directions (even though they refuse to admit it). The designated Navigator consults his compass and map, but he's still worried. He tucks in a packet of breadcrumbs...just in case...
he Pocket Minstrel
	he Scholar This little dragon has found a pair of spectacles and has decided to become a great scholar. He and his ladybug research assistant are reading about the most important of the topics - DRAGONS.
he Teacher This tiny pupil has been fortunate to find a very wise teacher. Together they read and learn one of the life's most important lessons: BE KINDER THAN NECESSARY.
Since the Volunteer has such a long story, it is here at The Volunteer
	he Winner The medal so proudly held by this Pocket Dragon commemorates the 10th Anniversary of The Whimsical World of Pocket Dragons. Standing atop a book titled Pocket Dragons, Volume 10, The Winner remembers the past years and looks forward to the future.
himble Foot
	ickle
iny Bit Tired This baby Pocket Dragon has played so hard he is completely exhausted. A quick nap will perk him right up and he'll soon be a tiny terror once again.
	oady Goldtrayler
oy Box Oh My! The jewelry box has been left open and the Pocket Dragons have discovered a treasure. Big sparkling gems and beautiful beaded necklaces make great toys. A colorful brooch becomes a lovely hat for a small dragon. She preens in the mirror as her friends approve her new chapeau. A jewelry box . . . or a toy box? It's all in the eye of the beholder.
reasure
	umbly Our little gymnast demands more attention. Hear him squeal with laughter. "Look! See my roly-poly. My ears are on the bottom and my tumbly is on top."
	winkle Toes

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Pictures: Teddy Magic, The Book Ends
Stories: Tag-A-Long, Teddy Magic, The Apprentice, The Book Ends, The Gallant Defender, The Juggler, The Library Cat, The Pocket Minstrel, Thimble Foot, Tickle, Toady Goldtrayler, Treasure, Twinkle Toes

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