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Book Review
Torrie & the Snake-Prince
2007
Overview
[Torrie], the oldest thing of the Wild Forest, is always yearning for an adventure. After hearing rumors about the mysterious disappearance of Prince Liasis, Torrie's burning itch for a stimulating adventure increases. He soon encounters Wren, a young, lame and restless peddler who is searching for something more in life than just selling beautiful ornaments made from odd scraps. Wren and Torrie instantly become friends and realize that something must be done to save the prince. The kingdom of High Morroway is hastily accusing Rookfeather, the mysterious wandering minstrel and close friend of Queen Demansia, of the kidnapping. There is also talk that Queen Demansia, Prince Liasis' stepmother, may also be involved in the conspiracy. Wren and Torrie know that they must act quickly.
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CM: Canadian Review of Materials Association
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