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Searching for Dragons by Patricia C. Wrede
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Reading this book as a child made me fall in love with reading. ( )
  SendersName | Nov 11, 2009 |
The second book in the Enchanted Forest Chronicles. This one is told from the perspective of Mendenbar, King of the Enchanted Forest. My favorite rebel princess, Cimorene, co-stars as the two of them set off in search of the missing King of the Dragons...

The story is fun and light, but I found Mendenbar a less interesting character than Cimorene.
  Wombat | Sep 1, 2009 |
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Need to read again to remember the unique bits of each book. I do remember loving all the characters though. ( )
  Isamoor | Aug 28, 2009 |
Maybe I'm being harsh but this was nothing compared to Dealing With Dragons. I still think the series as a whole is fun and I still recommend them all, but the first one is by far the best. Pretty much, if you've read the first one, go ahead and complete the series for the fun of it and to see what happens, the Enchanted Forest is still a fun place to be. ( )
1 vote jfoster_sf | Mar 11, 2009 |
The second book in the series by Patricia C. Wrede. Here we are introduced to Mendanbar, the King of the Enchanted Forest. Mendanbar, who as King is strongly linked to all magic in his kingdom, notices something amiss in his forest. This leads him to meet Cimorene, now searching for a missing Kazul. Soon enough they discovered that the wizards are up to mischief again. This book is definitely aimed at kids, but I still find it enjoyable to re-read to this day. It has humor, adventure, and interesting characters, plus it is quite a quick read. Recommended! ( )
  akandy | Sep 15, 2008 |
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I would like to thank the RIGHT HONORABLE WICKED STEPMOTHERS' TRAVELING, DRINKING, AND DEBATING SOCIETY - Caroline, Ellen, and Mimi - for kindly granting their permission for use of the Society in this book, and for allowing me to inflict them with a Men's Auxiliary.
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The King of the Enchanted Forest was twenty years old and lived in a rambling, scrambling, mixed-up castle somewhere near the center of his domain.
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Cimorene, the princess who refuses to be proper, meets her match in the not-quite-kingly Mendanbar. With the aid of a broken-down magic carpet and a leaky magical sword, the two tackle a series of dragon-nappings.

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