Tales of the Frog Princess, book 4.

Emma and Eadric are ready to get married, but first they have to get his parents' approval. Eadric's mother does not approve of magic. She hates it so much that she won't even allow Emma to help rescue her younger son, Bardston, who has been kidnapped by trolls. THis is probably the weakest link in the series, but it was still funny enough to keep me reading. I just love Emma. She is a great character. ( )

Out of all the books in this series, this is the best out of all of them. In this book, Emma, who is a princess and a green witch, travels with Eadric to Eacdric's kingdom to ask for their parent's blessing in marriage. But there, the people aren't very comfortable with magic. So when Emma goes to Eadric's kingdom, whe has to try to find ways to not use magic. This story is just as twisted as the other ones in the series. But before reading this book, I suggest you that you read the first few books before actually reading this one. ( )

I'm part of a writing club, and we were asked by the library we meet at to review some children's books for them. So I own an uncorrected advanced proof copy. I... seriously disliked it. Perhaps it's simply because I haven't read the other books that came before it, but I disliked Emma as a character and the way the magic flowed in the world. Or simply the amount of ease she had with tapping into it. It bothered me. I'm not sure what else to say. I suppose I'd have to reread it to be able to put more into words. ( )

The next book in the Tales of the frog princess series. Emma and Eadric travel Eadric's home to receive premission to marry. Emma promised not to use magic but finds that promise hard to keep. ( )

I enjoyed the conclusion to this story. ( )