The author decided to soldier on with her higher studies, and in 1977 she graduated from the University of Minnesota with an MBA. Two years later since her graduation, she married James Wrede but due to unforeseen circumstances divorced him in 1991. She attended Carleton College where she graduated with Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biology. She was born on 27th March 1953 and is the eldest of five siblings. The Wrath of Darth Maul (By:Ryder Windham) Lost Tribe of the Sith (By:John Jackson Miller) Shadow Games (By:Michael Reaves,Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff) The Life of Luke Skywalker (By:Ryder Windham)Ĭrisis on Coruscant, #4) (By:Jonathan Green) Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor (By:Matthew Woodring Stover) The Life and Legend of Obi-Wan Kenobi (By:Ryder Windham) Haden Blackman)ĭeath Star (By:Steve Perry,Michael Reaves) The Ruins of Dantooine (By:Voronica Whitney-Robinson,W. Shatterpoint (By:Matthew Woodring Stover) The Approaching Storm (By:Alan Dean Foster) The New Rebellion (By:Kristine Kathryn Rusch)ĭarth Maul Shadow Hunter (By:Michael Reaves) The Courtship of Princess Leia (By:Dave Wolverton) Splinter of the Mind's Eye (By:Alan Dean Foster) Liavek 7: Spells of Binding (By:Robin Hobb,Megan Lindholm,Charles de Lint,Jane Yolen,Emma Bull,Will Shetterly,Steven Brust,Kara Dalkey)Ī New Hope Novelization (By:Alan Dean Foster) Liavek 7: Spells of Binding (By:Emma Bull)ĭouble Feature (By:Emma Bull,Will Shetterly) And Hey! Maybe start off with Dealing with Dragons.Liavek 3: The Players of Luck (By:Emma Bull) I recommend it for anyone who enjoys fantasy.
The book was perfect for what I wanted: a novel that was short and fun that could help me pass the time on a boring day. I confess I have not read the first book in the series, but that certainly didn’t leave me lost when reading this book.
This is the second book in The Enchanted Forest Chronicles by Wrede. Aside from this, I really enjoyed the book. She’s skilled with magic herself, for one thing, and she the Dragon King’s personal Librarian (and Cook) for another. Unfortunately, the dumb one always seems to be Cimorene, which is a great disservice to her. The magician Telemain gets a bit technical in his explanations of magical processes, which means one of the characters has to be the dumb one so that the author has a reason to translate it for her young readers. It has the classic tropes of a fantasy setting, but turns a lot of those tropes on their heads in ways that had me giggling and smiling all through the book. I enjoyed it as a 36-year-old, but I would have absolutely loved it as an 8- or 9-year-old. Upon meeting Princess Cimorene, he learns that the King of the Dragons, Kazul, is missing, so they set out together to look for her. He goes on a quest to find out the truth. A witch suggests that all is not what it seems. King Mendanbar of the Enchanted Forest finds a section of his forest has been burned away, possibly by dragons.
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