The Invisible Boat and the Molten Dragon

The Invisible Boat and the Molten Dragon

Ever wonder about the living beings who drive the wild untamable fires in the west? Here is a tale that makes pictures for us all of the powerful beings driving such natural events forward! These are important pictures to draw us closer to nature in a different way from our ordinary thinking.

The children who helped the elemental world to clean the water and release the water sprites from the Binagatorials in The Invisible Boat, are called upon once more in this tale of suspense and adventure to help our living earth to tame the Molten Fire Dragon. Using their invisible boat, a gift from the beings of the earth and their grandfather, they navigate to the place of most need on the planet — the center of the raging fires in the West. The gnomes of earth show themselves only to those whom they can trust not to dismiss them as imaginary.

Haven’t read the first in this series? Have no fear! This plot stands on its own and takes young and old through imaginations beyond imagining. This book will make you wish to read the first, though! This wonder-filled tale helps us all — youngsters in particular — to understand the earth as a living organism in need of all our forces to find balance and cooperation.

The book is for good readers from grade four up to adults and is an excellent read-aloud story for children of seven years and older.

About the Author

Eric G. Müller teaches literature and drama at the Hawthorne Valley High School in New York. He is the director of Teacher Education at the Alkion Center.

Müller was born in Durban, South Africa, and studied literature and history at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. He continued his studies at Emerson College, England, and the Institute for Waldorf Pedagogy in Witten-Annen, Germany, where he specialized in drama and music education.

Together with his family he moved to Oregon, where he became a class teacher at the Eugene Waldorf School, carrying a class through the eight year cycle.

Eric has published two novels and a collection of poetry. All his writing glows with his capacity as a master story teller, with the color and lyric quality that his background as teacher, writer, and musician informs. Imagination abounds in all of Mueller’s work.

His articles, poetry and short stories have appeared in many journals, anthologies and magazines. www.ericgmuller.com