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| ★★★★ |
| Genre: Youth Fiction, fantasy |
| Subject: superstition, magic |
| Sertting: Elolira |
| Main Characters: Richon, Chala |
| Series: yes, #2 The Princess and …. |
| Dates Read: March 1 - March 4 |
| Number of pages: 322 |
| Off the Shelf (pre-2012)? Source?: no, public library |
| Category for 12 in 12 challenge: Foreign Languages |
| This book is a supplement to the Princess and the Hound and yet it tells the reason of why that book started in the first place. |
| King Richon objected to the animal magic that spread through his kingdom so he made it a criminal offense. Because of this a magic man turned the king into a bear and for two hundred years the bear wonders alone and never understood by any of the other animals. Then he meets Chala a hound who had been the Princess' companion (of TP&TH) where for a while she had been the princess. Realizing that the time had come for efforts to solve the problem, the bear and hound go back to the magic man. |
| The story that follows shows how short-sighted individuals can learn to progress and accept others for who and what they are. |
3/11/12
The Princess and the Bear by Mette Ivie Harrison
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