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Lego Elves: Dragons to Save, Time to be Brave
Emily Jones’ nightmare about an evil magic in Elvendale turns out to come true. The beautiful Queen Dragon is captured by the evil elf witch, Ragana! Emily and the elves set out on their most dangerous adventure yet. In a race against time, they must win back the trust of the elemental dragons of Elvendale to free the Queen Dragon and save her dragon babies.
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Emily Jones’ nightmare about an evil magic in Elvendale turns out to come true. The beautiful Queen Dragon is captured by the evil elf witch, Ragana! Emily and the elves set out on their most dangerous adventure yet. In a race against time, they must win back the trust of the elemental dragons of Elvendale to free the Queen Dragon and save her dragon babies.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Barbara Haynes
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