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A Year in the Castle by Nikola Kucharska

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A Year in the Castle

A Look and Find Fantasy Story Book

Nikola Kucharska

Prestel Publishing · Print & ebook · March 12, 2024

Reading lane: Medieval Tales

These detailed spreads charting the course of a year in a fantasy medieval castle are packed to the brim with charming characters and hilarious adventures that young readers will return to again and again.

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Who It's For

For young readers who enjoy detailed seek-and-find spreadsFor readers who enjoy talking about history and gender stereotypes

Book Details

Authors
Nikola Kucharska
Publisher
Prestel Publishing
Published
March 12, 2024
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Medieval Tales · Medieval History for Kids
Reading lane
Medieval Tales

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Publisher Categories

  • Medieval Tales

  • Wars & Military History

  • Royalty & Princes

About This Book

These detailed spreads charting the course of a year in a fantasy medieval castle are packed to the brim with charming characters and hilarious adventures that young readers will return to again and again. There’s a lot going on in the castle of King Bolebor—a peace- loving gardener—and Queen Drogomira—a brilliant inventor. There’s a princess learning sword fighting so that she can become a knight; a sweet dog in search of an owner; a dragon hiding in the cellar; a gold-coun...

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These detailed spreads charting the course of a year in a fantasy medieval castle are packed to the brim with charming characters and hilarious adventures that young readers will return to again and again. There’s a lot going on in the castle of King Bolebor—a peace- loving gardener—and Queen Drogomira—a brilliant inventor. There’s a princess learning sword fighting so that she can become a knight; a sweet dog in search of an owner; a dragon hiding in the cellar; a gold-counting treasurer; a friendly ghost; an annoying jester, a burly blacksmith—and many others. Vibrant and intricately detailed spreads take readers through a year in the castle, showing how an innocent mishap leads to war with the neighbors; how lives in the castle change from month to month; and how each season brings its own surprises. Gently humorous and filled with opportunities to play “I Spy,” this delightful picture book also provides ample opportunities to talk about all sorts of topics from history and gender stereotypes to gnomes, ghosts and chess-playing frogs.

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