agree with the other reviews, i liked it.Could have developed the characters more (HENRY!) and it was a bit annoying with the whole, "believe in yourself blblblbl" I enjoyed some of the creative concepts such as being able to spread messages through the animals of Gossling.I felt like I'd read a number of books with similar background themes, but loved the feel of the book. A good "nestler." Good fantasy/fairy tale for the middle grades set. Especially good for a middle to upper elem. kid looking for a meatier book that's at their level emotionally.In a nutshell, the 4th and youngest princess in a royal family (and the most "ordinary") ends up needing to be the one to rescue not only her sisters from enchantment but also her entire country from serious evil.Loads of good themes -- good vs. evil, choice vs. fate, reality vs. perception. Very kid-friendly and easy to relate to.
Quite delightful. Complex plot with some nice characters. Hearkens to many fairy tales.
—salacierda
A good story, but it was rather too long, which made it feel a bit tedious at times.
—tloc714
If you are feeling sorry for you're self read this. It's very creative.
—mrinalshori_13
Cute story
—Kit
