books by Patricia C. Wrede     books:       Star Wars, Episode II - Attack of the Clones (Junior Novelization)10 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Scholastic Paperbacks, 2002 Jedi Adventures In the book Star Wars Episode 2 Attack of the Clones you will find Jedi fighting the dark side. My favorite parts are when Jango Fett and Obi-Wan fought on Komino. Also, the execution and the war on Genosis. Finally, I like the light saber fight at the end. I recommend this fictional book because this book is adventuresome, unpredictable, and shows exitement through out the novel. If you ...             The Mislaid Magician or Ten Years After10 reviews Patricia C. Wrede, Caroline Stevermer Harcourt Children's Books, 2006 Magic and intrigue in the British countryside It's 1828, 10 years since the eventful honeymoon trip chronicled in The Grand Tour, and James and Cecy Tarleton and Thomas and Kate Schofield have settled down to a quiet and contented life in the country. The Tarletons have four children--twins Arthur and Eleanor, nine; Diana, four; and Alexander, an infant. The Schofields have two sons, Edward, six, and baby Laurence. Then the gentlemen's ...             Calling on Dragons: The Enchanted Forest Chronicles, Book Three63 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Magic Carpet Books, 2003 Love the characters! Mendenbar and Cimorene, now married for just over a year, are celebrating the news of their first baby on the way when witch Morwen and sorcerer Telemain arrive on their moat-step with some disturbing news and a 6 foot blue rabbit/donkey named Killer. The wizards are, once again, up to no good. Upon investigating the source of Killer's unusual size, Morwen discovered more brown patches where ...             Talking to Dragons: The Enchanted Forest Chronicles, Book Four96 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Magic Carpet Books, 2003 Childhood favorite I loved this series in middle school and would highly recommend it as a fun leisure read for children in that age bracket.             The Enchanted Forest Chronicles: Dealing with Dragons / Searching for Dragons / Calling on Dragons / Talking ...58 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Magic Carpet Books, 2003 Still a cherished favorite I first read these books aeons ago when I was in middle school. Now, being 26, I still secret my copies among my much more mature literary fare and pull them out to read every so often when I can't sleep or need an instant pick-me-up. I can't tell you how many times I've read this series, but my paperback copies are all in sad need of replacement. I want to buy a set to tuck away to read to my ...             Book of Enchantments51 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Magic Carpet Books, 2005 Magic frying pans and things that go bump in the night I bought the Enchanted Forest Chronicles on the recommendation of a friend. So enjoyed them I bought this companion book of enchanted short stories. Only one of the stories relates directly to the original 'cast' of the Forest but each and every one of them a joy to behold. If you haven't read them all. Shame on you!             Dealing with Dragons: The Enchanted Forest Chronicles, Book One299 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Magic Carpet Books, 2002 on audio Princess Cimorene is tired of embroidery, etiquette, and protocol classes. She wants to take Latin, fencing, magic, and cooking lessons instead. But, that's just "not done." So to avoid a betrothal to a handsome and charming (but not particularly bright) prince, she runs away to become housekeeper for a dragon. As a dragon's princess, Cimorene gets the freedom to cook and clean and to organize ...             Sorcery and Cecelia or The Enchanted Chocolate Pot81 reviews Patricia C. Wrede, Caroline Stevermer Magic Carpet Books, 2004 Nothing short of perfection Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer first published Sorcery and Cecelia under that that title in 1988. In recent years, thanks to reprints with shiny new cover art by Scott M. Fischer in the case of the edition I read as well as two new sequels, this book has regained popularity and visibility. Aside from that, one of the most important things to know about this book is its alternate title: ...             The Grand Tour30 reviews Patricia C. Wrede, Caroline Stevermer Magic Carpet Books, 2006 Another 4 1/2 for this fun sequel "The Grand Tour" is a sequel. But wait! Before you fall back hopelessly upset and disappointed, read on. Because "The Grand Tour" is just as fun as its predecessor. It's still witty, charming, and enjoyable. But in a slightly different way. Unlike "Sorcery and Cecelia", "The Grand Tour" has one complete story. It is not the casually fun back-and-forth between our two now-beloved cousins, but ...             Searching for Dragons: The Enchanted Forest Chronicles, Book Two68 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Magic Carpet Books, 2002 Childhood favorite I loved this series in middle school and would highly recommend it as a fun leisure read for children in that age bracket.             Snow White and Rose Red (The Fairy Tale Series)13 reviews Patricia C. Wrede, Terry Windling Tor Books, 1990 The intellect's fairy tale I myself have not read any of Wrede's other ouvre, but I first read this novel when I was a sophmore in college. The story was engaging, although I wasn't certain about the diction at times. The presentation kept me hooked and open a new interest for me. My old copy is battered and worn, but I hope the book will be released again so that I may replace my beloved copy.             Daughter Of Witches11 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Ace, 1985 The Most Origional Take on Magic I've ever read In most fantasy novels one reads, magic is an accepted form of making things happen. But not in this novel. Here, to do magic is to be a witch. To be a witch is to burn at the stake. Wrede's story follows a young girl, whose parents were burned as witches and herself sold to pay for their debts. And then she meets strangers who come to the inn where she works, strangers who are more than ...             Magic & Malice1 review Patricia C. Wrede SFBC Fantasy, 1998 Mairelon the Magician/Magician's Ward This is the collected edition of Wrede's series that starts with Mairelon the Magician and hopefully doesn't conclude with Magician's Ward (I really, really want to see more of this wonderful historic fantasy. If you liked Harry Potter, if you like Historical Fantasy, if you enjoyed any of Wrede's other works; this is a good two-book compiliation for you.             The Raven Ring: A Lyra Novel39 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Tor Books, 1994 Excellent I loved the book, the characters were realistic and completly based on people you can like and are amazed by. I loved the fact that the main charater was a girl who was a hugely able person. Most books have men as the warriors, but this one proved that women can be just as adept at anything they try as men can be. I loved that the main characters were not all honourable and that they shaped the ...             Magician's Ward59 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Tor Books, 1997 A Superb Sequel and A Wonderful (and acceptable) Romance I found 'The Magician's Ward' and excellent and satisfying sequel to 'Mairelon the Magician.' Kim is much more mature in this book, and her friendship with Mairelon is a bit closer than in the last. Of course, as anyone who read the first has probably guessed, both start to have feelings for one another in a different sort of way. Now, to clear up any misunderstandings: A ward is NOT the same as ...             Harp of Imach Thyssel6 reviews Patricia C Wrede Ace, 1985 Wonderful! _Harp_ is lovely, enchanting, sad, and very well-written. While surely not at humorous as Wrede's Enchanted Forest Chronicles, it has very good dialog and characterization. I liked it largely because I am a harpist myself (the hero is a minstrel), so if you like music I'm sure you'll like this book. I read it twice without pause between :)             Mairelon the Magician (The Magician)43 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Starscape, 2002 hilarious! Patricia C. Wrede has yet to write a boring book! Mairelon the Magician tells of a street girl, Kim, who gets caught up in the adventures of Mairelon, a ridiculously funny wizard, and his cranky henchman, Hunch. They are trying to recover a stolen magical platter(yes, as in a big plate). Their biggest problem in doing this seem to be that half of the countryside thinks that Mairelon stole ...             Star Wars, Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (Junior Novelization)24 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Scholastic Paperbacks, 2005 Extremely well written My children have enjoyed reading this series several times.             Star Wars, Episode I - The Phantom Menace (Junior Novelization)32 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Scholastic Paperbacks, 1999 The beginning of the Star Wars saga... Episode I: The Phantom Menace, the prequel to the original Star Wars Trilogy, tells of the beginning of the Sith, Dark Sidious's plan to topple the Republic and create the Dark Empire. The start of his plan begins with the Trade Federation's invasion of the small peaceful planet of Naboo, which Dark Sidious thinks will be very easy to take over, for the ruler is only a very young 14-year-old ...              search for books attack, calling, cecelia, chocolate, chronicles, clones, daughter, dealing, dragons, enchanted, enchantments, episode, fairy, forest, junior, magician, mairelon, malice, menace, mislaid, novelization, phantom, revenge, searching, series, sorcery, talking, thyssel, white, witches books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen pc & video games: Traffic Giant Gold Edition (Windows) home  impressum - about us