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In the third book in the Enchanted Forest Chronicles, the Society of Wizards steals King Mendanbar's magic sword, which helps maintain the spell that protects the Enchanted Forest from sneaky wizardly incursions. Since Mendanbar must remain in the forest to keep the spell working, it is up to his queen, Cimorene, to retrieve the sword, for only a member of the royal family can wield it.
Accompanying Cimorene on the quest are the witch Morwen and two of her nine feline companions (each of which has a distinct personality and expresses definite opinions on just about everything), Telemain the magician, Kazul the dragon king (whose princess Cimorene once was), and an enchanted rabbit, now a blue, winged donkey. Time is of the essence, because out of the forest, the sword leaks its magic; hence, the kingdom may be doomed.
What ensues is another fantasy in which the bold crew encounters assorted adventures and misadventures before they confront the villains, take possession of the sword, and return to the Enchanted Forest, where they find that all is "not" well.
Accompanying Cimorene on the quest are the witch Morwen and two of her nine feline companions (each of which has a distinct personality and expresses definite opinions on just about everything), Telemain the magician, Kazul the dragon king (whose princess Cimorene once was), and an enchanted rabbit, now a blue, winged donkey. Time is of the essence, because out of the forest, the sword leaks its magic; hence, the kingdom may be doomed.
What ensues is another fantasy in which the bold crew encounters assorted adventures and misadventures before they confront the villains, take possession of the sword, and return to the Enchanted Forest, where they find that all is "not" well.
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Herbert M. (This sequel to Dealing With Dragons and Searching for Dragons is every bit as entertaining as the first two. The wizards are up to mischief again and have to be stopped before the Enchanted Forest is drained of all It's magic. Light hearted fun full of humor.
This is a wonderful book for both boys and girls (and grown ups too!) who like fantasy. There are humorous references to characters of this genre and the book has both strong male and female characters. I highly recommend this series and this book in particular is highly entertaining. This might be my favorite of the four!
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