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The Dragon Princess

Audiobook
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The daughter of Princess Emma and Prince Eadric, 15-year-old Millie is often quite charming. But when she gets angry, she turns into a dragon-not a cute little pink one, but a huge, green-scaled, fire-breathing dragon. Of course, this terrifying sight scares off her friends and family-and any suitors seeking her hand in marriage. Millie is embarrassed-even angered-that this transformation continues to happen. But no one seems to have any solution until she hears of a witch in the far reaches of the Frozen North. Unfortunately, this powerful conjurer is guarded by terrifying polar bears with no desire to help a princess in distress. As she introduces listeners to a new generation of Greater Greensward's enchanting royal family, Book Sense Children's Pick author E. D. Baker proves as winning a storyteller as ever. Brilliantly textured by Katherine Kellgren's vocal talents, The Dragon Princess is an audiobook to be savored.
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    • School Library Journal

      February 1, 2011

      Gr 3-6-What if you turned into a fire-breathing dragon every time you got mad? That's the dilemma 15-year-old Princess Millie faces in E. D. Baker's novel (Bloomsbury, 2009). Not only does she turn into a dragon at the worst possible moment, she must also keep her affliction secret. Finding a suitor for marriage proves to be impossible, too. Then Millie finds out her birthday party has been moved to Upper Montevista, a faraway place where many of her friends won't be able to attend. The party turns out to be a disaster, but Millie hears about a Blue Witch who may be able to help her overcome her dragon problem-but she lives in the icy North. Zoe, a vampire friend who turns into a bat, and Cousin Francis accompany her on this perilous journey. The adventure that follows is where the story really picks up. Katherine Kellgren does a superb job of bringing the characters to life. The different inflections are fun to hear and easy to follow, but sometimes the pace is too rapid to relish the details unfolding in the story. Nevertheless, listeners will enjoy this installment.-Robyn Gioia, Bolles School, Ponte Vedra, FL

      Copyright 2011 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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