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THE HERO AND THE CROWN
THE HERO AND THE CROWN. By robin mckinley. Review Second ReviewAnalysis THE HERO AND THE CROWN. By robin mckinley. 2.5 Stars.
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Extractions: Analysis The fantasy genre of literature has never appealed to me, and The Hero and the Crown was no exception. I have read The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and Prince Caspian by C. S. Lewis, and although I did not enjoy either of these books, I preferred Lewis' style over McKinley's. I also read A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle, and it is the only fantasy I actually enjoyed because it was action- packed from the beginning. The Hero and the Crown did not compare because there was so little excitement in the first 90 pages. I was rather bored. I liked the characters of the book because I found it ironic that the protagonist of this fantasy story was a female named Aerin, daughter of a king named Arlbeth. I also enjoyed the antagonists which were a wizard named Agsded and a huge black dragon named Maur. Many of the conflicts Aerin encountered intrigued me. She battled with several small dragons, Maur, Agsded, and many other evil Northerners. I was inspired by The Hero and the Crown's theme which was persistence and hard work can lead to the achievement of an individual's goals.
The Blue Sword
The Blue Sword. By robin mckinley. Review Second Review Analysis The Blue Sword.By robin mckinley. 4 Stars. The Blue Sword started out at a slow pace.
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Extractions: Analysis The Blue Sword started out at a slow pace. The author needed time to explain the characters and setting while giving some background and history to get the story going. After McKinley finished explaining this initial introduction the pace quickened. I was able to complete the book in approximately four days. I was able to complete The Blue Sword rapidly because I became extremely interested in all the mystery and excitement of the Damarian Hillfolk and their kelar-enriched mountains. McKinley did an excellent job of making me feel like I was part of the story. There were times when I could almost see the clashing swords and the brilliant war horses charging and colliding on the battle field. During the main battle scene I could see Gonturan, the Blue Sword, as her blue fire and mists descended down, dragging part of the mountains with them, upon the non-human Northerners to ensure that Thurra and his evil mob would never harm another soul again. Compared to other science-fiction books that I have read, The Blue Sword stands out as one that is packed with excitement, adventure, and danger that keeps me on edge whenever I read it. All of the science-fiction books that I have come across are structured around adventure, but few have equalled or surpassed McKinley's ability to make a story come to life in the depths of my imagination.
Children's Books / Authors & Illustrators, A-Z / ( M ) / McKinley, Robin
Browse our most popular titlesfrom 1 to 16. 1. Beauty A Retelling of theStory of Beauty and the Beast robin mckinley / HarperTrophy / June 1993.
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McKinley, Robin
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The Blue Sword (in MARION)
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Robin Mckinley Discussion
Beauty A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast by mckinley, robin Released06/1993. The Hero and the Crown by mckinley, robin Released 03/1989.
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Robin McKinley
robin mckinley. Some of your the hedge (1981); Beauty a retellingof the story of Beauty the beast (1978). Links robin mckinley.
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Review: Robin McKinley, The Blue Sword; The Hero And The Crown
Review robin mckinley, The Blue Sword and The Hero and the Crown.robin mckinley's Damar novels, The Hero and the Crown and The
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Extractions: Robin McKinley's Damar novels, The Hero and the Crown and The Blue Sword , are quite good fantasy novels that admirably mix coming-of-age stories with interesting world-building and an almost remote mythical quality. I recommend them for readers at young-adult level and up. The Blue Sword comes first in publication order, and tells of a time when the country of Damar is but a shadow of what it once was, thanks in part to the colonization of the continent by Harry Crewe's country, known simply as Home. Harry is energetic, likes to feel useful, loves adventure novels, and is indifferent to embroidery; she is also an impoverished orphan recently taken in as a charity case by her brother's military commander. Harry finds very little outlet for her vague restlessness in her new home, a Homelander fort on the edge of a desert; this changes, however, when she is abducted by the King of Damar, Corlath. Corlath had come to the fort seeking military assistance against the Northerners, ancient and newly-strengthened enemies of Damar from over the mountains. Leaving the meeting in anger, he is unpleasantly surprised to find his kelar The Blue Sword is a well-crafted coming-of-age tale with solid, likeable characters and an interesting world. (However, if one is allergic to horses in one's fantasies, both books should probably be avoided.) Damar is a country with depth and substance, and the Homelanders' colonization efforts add an unusual element to its perils. Likewise, Harry's path includes, realistically, the difficulty of navigating between two cultures and loyalties. These themes are picked up in more detail in the prequel
Review: Spindle's End, Robin McKinley
Review Spindle's End , robin mckinley. T Spindle's End %A mckinley, robin %CNew York %D 2000 %G 0399-23466-7 %I GP Putnam's Sons %O hardcover %P 422pp.
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Extractions: Robin McKinley's Spindle's End is one of the best novels I've read this year. A beautiful and magical retelling of Sleeping Beauty, I feel this book considerably surpasses her other fairy-tale novels I've read, Beauty and Rose Daughter (both retellings of Beauty and the Beast). (It's hard for me to sensibly compare it to the Damar books , as they're in somewhat different areas of fantasy.) The people first. Rosie, the princess, was given twenty-one names on her name-day (Casta Albinia Allegra Dove Minerva Fidelia Aletta Blythe Domina Delicia Aurelia Grace Isabel Griselda Gwyneth Pearl Ruby Coral Lily Iris Briar-Rose, and what were Rosie hated her curly golden hair. When she was old enough to hold minimal conversations, the itsy-bitsy-cutesy-coo sort of grown-ups would pull the soft ringlets gently and tell her what a pretty little girl she was. She would stare at this sort of grown-up and say, "I am not pretty. I am intelligent. And brave." The grownups usually thought this was darling, which only made her angry, perhaps partly because she was speaking the truth, although it was tricky to differentiate between "brave" and "foolhardy" at three or four years old. . . . Rosie grows up to be an energetic, determined, generous, but entirely non-domestic woman. As she can speak to animals (an extremely rare fairy talent), she has become the local horse-doctor by the time her twenty-first birthday approaches and she learns her true identity. Then, she and her friends (human and animal) and family, wonderful characters all, must find a way to stop Pernicia.
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Fantasy Science Fiction
Moorchild. , 1996. NH mckinley, robin. Blue Sword. Greenwillow, 1982. mckinley,robin. Hero and the Crown. Greenwillow, 1984. NB Nichols, Ruth.
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Children's Books
Enchanted Levine, Gail Carson Two Princesses of Bamarre McCaffrey, Anne Harper Halltrilogy Dragonsong Dragonsinger Dragondrums mckinley, robin Beauty mckinley
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Extractions: (or, "What to read when you've read all of Tamora Pierce's books") For Younger Teens (grade 7+) For Older Teens (grade 10+): Bradley, Marion Zimmer The Mists of Avalon Dean, Pamela Tam Lin Card, Orson Scott Enchantment Chester, Deborah Trilogy: The Sword The Ring The Chalice Douglass, Sara Trilogy: The Wayfarer Redemption Enchantment Starman Engdahl, Sylvia Louise Children of the Star Gaiman, Neil Neverwhere Gaiman, Neil Stardust Haydon, Elizabeth Trilogy: Rhapsody: Child of Blood Prophecy: Child of Earth Destiny: Child of the Sky Jones, Diana Wynne Fire and Hemlock Kernaghan, Eileen The Snow Queen Kurtz, Katherine Series: Deryni Rising Deryni Checkmate High Deryni (Note: This is the first trilogy in a large series.) Lackey, Mercedes The Black Swan Lackey, Mercedes The Fire Rose Lackey, Mercedes Firebird Lackey, Mercedes The Serpent's Shadow Marillier, Juliet Sevenwaters Trilogy: Daughter of the Forest Son of the Shadows Child of the Prophecy McCaffrey, Anne Dragonriders of Pern: Dragonflight Dragonquest The White Dragon (Note: This is the first trilogy in a large series.)
Fairy Tales
mckinley, robin. Beauty A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast.New York Harper Row, 1978. mckinley, robin. The Door in the Hedge.
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Extractions: This illustration is by Richard Doyle from the first edition of In Fairy Land Young Adult Page Children's Literature Page Snow White Page Snow White: An opportunity to explore a large number of resources on traditional fairy tales and more specifically "Snow White." This is designed as a course component and/or an individual teaching module. It is suggested that reading Betsy Hearne's two-part article "Respect the Source" in School Library Journal 39 Nos 7-8 (July- August, 1993): 22-27, 33-37 will alert readers to the importance of sources. It is also anticipated that her study of "Beauty and the Beast" may prove helpful in providing a model for examining multiple versions of a tale: Hearne, Betsy. Beauty and the Beast: Visions and Revisions of an Old Tale. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1989. It would also be useful to read: Tatar, Maria. Off With Their Heads!: Fairy Tales and the Culture of Childhood.
Science Fiction & Fantasy / Authors, A-Z / ( M ) / McKinley, Robin
For over a decade, robin mckinley's richly woven saga has gripped theimagination of readers and caused critics to hail her as a master of fantasy.
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Extractions: Gr. 6^-12. Almost 20 years after her well-received, award-winning Beauty (1978), McKinley reexplores and reexpands on the Beauty and the Beast fairy tale. This is not a sequel, but a new novelization that is fuller bodied, with richer characterizations and a more mystical, darker edge. Although the... Read more For over a decade, Robin McKinley's richly woven saga has gripped the imagination of readers and caused critics to hail her as a master of fantasy. It is the story of Aerin, haunted since childhood by the legend of her mother-a "witchwoman" who enspelled the king and then died of disappointment... Read more
Alphamusic - Robin McKinley
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Alphamusic - Robin McKinley
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