Sartor
by Sherwood Smith
Lilah's Adventures (2), Sartorias-deles {Sherwood Smith} (4734-4735 {summer & fall})
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In this sequel to The Spy Princess, Lilah, newly made a princess, teams up with Atan, the hidden princess of the oldest country in the world, Sartor. The girls set out to free Sartor from a century of enchantment.Capture, escape, a forest beyond time, ancient beings, civilizations secreted in caves, and a deadly enemy await the girls. Atan knows that if she survives, the challenges facing a fifteen-year-old queen are only beginning.
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Immediate sequel to Spy Princess. Sartor has been under Norsundrian enchantment for the last hundred years. Now the last living member of the Sartorian ruling family is returning to break the enchantment and free her people. She has the aid of a motley collection of youngsters, including Lilah (heroine of the previous book). This can probably be enjoyed on its own merits, but reading the previous book first would help. As would familiarity with Sartorias-deles.
This flows much more smoothly than Spy Princess, and the narrative voices are much better. An excellent filling in of gaps in Sartorias-deles history.
This flows much more smoothly than Spy Princess, and the narrative voices are much better. An excellent filling in of gaps in Sartorias-deles history.
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Sherwood Smith writes fantasy and science fiction for young adult and adults. She received a master's degree in history and worked for twenty years as a teacher. Her first book was Wren to the Rescue and she has written more than thirty books since then including the Exordium series with Dave Trowbridge and two of the books in the Solar Queen show more series with Andre Norton. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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- “The problem with being a princess,” Lilah Selenna grumped to Bren, her best friend, “is that it sounds like more fun than it really is.”
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