The Salamander Spell
The Tales of the Frog Princess
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The Salamander Spell
Narrated by:
Katherine Kellgren
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Narrated by:
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Katherine Kellgren
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E. D. Baker
About this listen
E. D. Baker scored international acclaim for her debut The Frog Princess, a Book Sense Children’s Pick. The Salamander’s Spell features sisters Chartreuse and Grassina in a tale of magic, humor and grave danger.
Grassina has always lived in the shadow of her perfect older sister, Chartreuse. But when a terrible spell leaves the Kingdom of Greater Greensward in great danger, it is Grassina who finds the magic to set things right. This hilarious prequel to The Tales of the Frog Princess series introduces new characters and brings back familiar fan favorites. ©2007 E.D. Baker (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLCListeners also enjoyed...
Critic reviews
"Continues the evolution of the series from a simple retelling of a well-known fairy tale into an entertaining saga featuring a fully developed magical world of its own.” (School Library Journal)
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