Rhodenizer

The award-winning song ＂Ed, the invisible Dragon＂ is now an illustrated children’s book!What would you do if you discovered an invisible dragon living at your house? If things started getting broken, would anyone believe that Ed, the invisible dragon was he cause of all the problems? Read this story, sing the song and enjoy sharing some adventures with this lovable invisible dragon! Ideal for children ages 3-8, this fun story is a super gift for birthdays, back-to-school, stocking stuffers or any time you want to curl up with your favourite child to enjoy a book together.
Originally written as a song over 40 years ago, Ed, the Invisible Dragon has made his way into the hearts and imaginations of young singers around the world. Now the illustrated book brings the song to a new audience as young readers enjoy seeing this invisible dragon and the things that seem to go wrong when he is around.
Reading songs as stories is a great way to assist young readers in the process of learning to read.

• The rhythm and rhyme of the lyrics help young readers predict the text and quickly achieve success as they read along.
• Repeated lyrics provide the perfect opportunity for modeling the text as well as promoting expressive reading skills.
• Fun illustrations support young readers as they predict the text.
• Printed music and song lyrics included in the book assist learning to sing the song.
• Classroom music teachers and private vocal teachers can use the book to introduce the song, or use the song to introduce the book to their students. The book also makes a super gift for teachers to give to students after they have learned to sing the song.
• Audio tracks are available via streaming or download for aural modeling of the song by the award-winning duo, Donna & Andy (donnaandandy.com). Children can easily sing along following the music or the printed lyrics as they learn the song.

Ed, the Invisible Dragon was one of the first songs ever written by Canadian composer and music educator, Donna Rhodenizer. Her young students were thrilled to include Ed in their singing repertoire, and other music teachers began requesting copies of the music. Ed began making his way through elementary school music programs and vocal studios around the world and has been a favourite performance piece at many vocal exams, recitals and concerts.