The dragon princess

by E. D. Baker

Paper Book, 2008

Status

Available

Call number

[Fic]

Collection

Publication

New York : Bloomsbury Children's Books : Distributed to the trade by Macmillan, 2008.

Description

Although a princess, Millie cannot keep herself from turning unexpectedly into a dragon, so she ventures off to the Frozen North to find the Blue Witch, who she hopes will help her learn to control her dragon magic.

User reviews

LibraryThing member fiveforsilver
Millie's mother is a shapeshifting witch who enjoys being a dragon. In fact, she spend so much time being a dragon that when Millie is born, it turns out that she changes into a dragon when she is angry. Only when she's angry. She can't choose to turn other times, and she can't stop herself from
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turning, either. So, of course she ends up going on a quest to try and fix things.

This is a quick read, a darling story, and lots of fun. I will definitely check out more of Baker's books.
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LibraryThing member the1butterfly
I'm still loving this series and I can't wait for the next one to come out! I am curious about how things will work out between Millie and Audun and between Francis and Zoe. I'd also like to see whether Millie's really in control- she knows what to do, but does she know what not to do? It was also
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great to reconnect with Emma, Eadric, and everyone else again.
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LibraryThing member tterry6901
This book introduces Millie and her mother loves to shapeshift into a dragon. She is able to change when she is angry and does not know how to stop. So Millie decides to figure out how to stop her mother from shapeshifting.

The book is good and does a great job in showing the difficulties that we
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can face when we are upset and how we may "change" in those situations.

The students can discuss how frustrated they can get and what they can do to control or change what they become when they get upset.
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LibraryThing member Cheryl_in_CC_NV
Not as interesting *to me* as the earlier books. A bit too much adventure and not really enough character development and world-building. Just not special enough to distinguish it from other MG fantasy, imo. But my no means a bad book, and surely if you've enjoyed the series so far I do think
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you'll be happy to keep reading.
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LibraryThing member JalenV
Magic using has its consequences. All that time that Princess Emma, the Green Witch, spent as a dragon means that her daughter can change into a dragon (green, of course). Sadly, Millie changes whenever she gets angry and can't change back until she's calm again -- and Millie has a hot temper (pun
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intended).

Millie's paternal grandmother has not improved. The queen insists that Millie spend her birthday at their castle in Upper Montevista when all the preparations have already been made to hold it at Greater Greensward. Millie tries to keep her temper, but finding out the real reason for her grandmother's insistence is too much. Now everyone is going to know. Millie's dual nature is already bad for keeping suitors. An old witch tells her that the Blue Witch of the North can help her. Millie was going to go alone, but her cousin-once-removed, son of her great-aunt Grassina and Haywood, not to mention Zoey, daughter of Li'l and the Prince of Vampires.
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ISBN

9781599901947
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