Books: Miss B. Guest Blogs

[bunnyjadwiga]

I've promised that we would discuss books that young ladies who are ardent Harry Potter fans would like. So, Miss B. will be reviewing: Juniper and Wise Child both by Monica Furlong.

Miss B. says:

I liked them both a lot, because they were each told by the person who was experiencing them. I like stories like that. And they both had very fun adventures.

Juniper is about a girl who has a godmother who is a doran, in other words a witch-- a good one. Juniper learns to be a doran too.
In Wise Child the story continues with another character who gets adopted by Juniper. The messenger of Juniper's father (Juniper was a princess) happens to be Wise Child's father. He is away on a trip and in the end they meet each other again.

That's all folks, and have a good night.

Comments

[mjcan.livejournal.com]

thank you. i will have to read it. you should also read a great and terrable beauty. it is usaully a high school book and since i do not know how old you are this may be a bit too old at the moment. i loved the chronicals of narnia and a bridge to tarenbithia too. (ok i cant spell but you can get the right spellings from bunny, she is better at theat than i am.) enjoy.

[mjcan.livejournal.com]

and escape to witch mountain may be fun too.

[amaebi.livejournal.com]

...but in Edward Eager novels, the children always say that they hate "I" books-- and I can rememebr feeling that way myself, as a child!

[hedewigis.livejournal.com]

My daughters and I loved Wise Child, Juniper, and Colman (the last in the "series").
Miss B might also like the Jenny Nimmo books about Charlie Bone. Philip Pullman's Dark Materials series -- The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass -- would be another possibility.
I will look through our shelves for other possibilities, if you are looking for more ideas.
We love to read around here!