Books matching: medieval france quest
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Save:'A Well-Timed Enchantment' by Vivian Vande Velde follows the story of Deanna, a teenage girl who finds herself on a quest in medieval France after dropping her watch down a magical well. With the help of a cat named Oliver, who has been transformed into a human, Deanna must retrieve her watch within 24 hours to prevent a catastrophic event. The narrative style reflects Vande Velde's signature blend of traditional storytelling and modern sensibility, providing a whimsical and fairy tale-like feel to the plot.
Deanna's journey is filled with humor, absurdity, and unexpected twists as she navigates through challenges and interactions with various characters, including the Fair Folk. While the story borders on the ridiculous at times, the book offers a quick and engaging read that appeals to both younger and older readers, blending elements of fantasy, humor, and a touch of feminist empowerment through Deanna's significant role in the quest.
Her mother had laughed. "You'll pick it up. And I'll be there to help you. And don't forget, more French people speak English than American people speak French. Don't worry about it." Easy for her to ... - #2
Save:In the book "Labyrinth" by Kate Mosse, readers are taken on a journey between two timelines - the medieval era in France and the modern day. The story revolves around the mysteries of the Holy Grail, intertwined with the lives of two heroines, Alais and Alice. As the past and present collide, secrets are uncovered, and destinies are intertwined, all against the backdrop of the Languedoc region in France. The narrative weaves together elements of history, mythology, and adventure, creating a captivating tale that keeps readers engaged as they delve into the depths of the past to unravel the mysteries of the present.
At first, Alice thinks it’s just a fly and takes no notice. Insects are an occupational hazard at a dig, and for some reason there are more flies higher up the mountain where she is working than at th...
