by Patricia C. Wrede
Princess Cimorene escapes the dull, dutiful life of a princess by running away to become a dragon’s servant.
She enjoys this lifestyle and soon learns of a plot to overthrow the leadership of dragon society.
Patricia Wrede writes a light, breezy tale that does not engage the emotions very much and is never as funny as it is meant to be, although it is amusing on a fairly consistent basis.
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Patricia C. Wrede |
The plucky princess bridling under the shackles of tradition has become a familiar trope, but since this book was first published in the early ’90s, it is possible that it was fresher then.
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"The Dragon Princess" (German) |
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"The Princess Smirked at the Dragon" (Thai) |
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"Living with Dragons" (Turkish) |
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"Collusion with Dragons" (Polish) |
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"Dragons Business" (Hebrew) |
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"How to Deal with a Dragon" (Romanian) |
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"It's Not Easy with Princesses" (Czech) |
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"Cendorine and the Dragons" (French) |
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"Princess of the Dragon" (Finnish) |
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