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This time the wicked wizards are draining power from the Enchanted Forest. This riotous sequel to Dealing with Dragons evinces the same wacky wit and skewed fairy-tale elements with the addition of a touch of romance. Once again, Wrede offers a story that will delight fantasy fans, particularly those who have relished Cimorene's adventures in the first book of the Enchanted Forest Chronicles.--Booklist
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I'm really enjoying this series. I read this book in one day. A light read, fun and light-hearted. Characters are relatable. I totally love Morwen the Witch and her cats. She's so no-nonsense. I love the wit and sarcasm the characters sometimes have. Very cute!
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"Dragon-napping, magic-stealing?
The Cast: an un-ordinary king, and an extra-ordinary princess, a couple of kooky giants, an overzealous magician, a loyal and helpful witch, and a host of evil and dangerous wizards.
The instruments: A broken-down magic carpet, a leaking magical sword, and a few buckets of soapy lemon water.
The problem: dragon-napping and magic-stealing.
And so the story begins, one fine day while Kin Mendanbar is taking a casual stroll through the Enchanted Forest....."
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