OLIVER & THE GREEN DRAGON

MEET THE CHARACTERS

Oliver

A curious and brave eight-year-old boy who loves solving problems and exploring the world around him. Although he sometimes gets carried away by his emotions, he is determined to learn how to manage them and become the best version of himself. His emotional journey is full of learning and discovery, always accompanied by his loyal friend, Lyrkan, the green dragon.

Lyrkan

The wise and kind green dragon who guides Oliver on his journey. With his calm voice and gentle nature, he teaches Oliver to recognise, accept, and manage his emotions. He is a symbol of courage, calm, and empathy, always ready to offer support and wisdom in difficult moments.

Friends and Travel Companions

An impulsive and energetic boy who sometimes explodes when things don’t go his way. In the Tantrum Valley, he learns to breathe deeply and calm the volcano of his anger with Oliver and Lyrkan’s help.

Nico

Sofia

A sensitive and thoughtful girl who often feels misunderstood by her friends. On the Mountain of Empathy, Sofía learns how to express her feelings clearly and how to listen to others without judging, helping her feel more confident.

Pablo

Lucas

A competitive boy who gets frustrated when he loses. In the Forest of Courage, he learns to value effort and enjoy the game, even when the outcome isn’t what he hoped for. Oliver and Lyrkan help him discover that losing can also be a chance to grow.

A boy who easily gets discouraged when he doesn’t win. In the Valley of Defeats, he discovers that participating and trying hard is already a victory, learning to value his own progress and celebrate others’ success.

Explore Chapter 1:

"The Valley of Tantrums"

Oliver and Lyrkan arrive in a valley where children are shouting, stomping, and throwing tantrums. Oliver feels surprised and a little uneasy, but Lyrkan explains that anger is a natural emotion—it shows us that something matters to us. The problem isn’t the anger itself, but how we express it.

To help, Lyrkan teaches Oliver a calming technique called dragon breathing: taking deep breaths in and out, slowly, like a dragon releasing fire. Oliver tries it and realises that the storm inside him begins to settle. He learns that anger can be managed with patience and awareness, instead of hurting others or himself.

By the end of the chapter, Oliver understands that anger is not bad—it’s a signal. With the right tools, like dragon breathing, he can guide his emotions instead of being controlled by them.

Discover Oliver & the Green Dragon's Flashcards

Welcome to a playful and heart-centred space inspired by Oliver & the Green Dragon.
Each flashcard invites children to discover their inner world with kindness — from naming big feelings to learning Dragon Breathing, celebrating small victories, and reflecting on their own stories.
A beautiful way to nurture emotional growth, one gentle breath and one curious question at a time.