Ebook {Epub PDF} Hero by Alethea Kontis

8 rows ·  · Hero is a sequel/companion to Kontis' earlier novel Enchanted. (Enchanted was Sunday Brand: HMH Books. 10 rows · "Hero" by Alethea Kontis is all about emotions. Fear, anger, sadness: all guide her characters' /5().  · Hero Returning to Arriland and the Woodcutter family was a lot of fun. Saturday is a great character - wishing she could be the her, and never wanting to be the princess. Convinced that she is the abnormally normal sister of the bunch, she has decided to find her way as a hired sword. But things never work out the way the sisters think they will/5(9).

Alethea Kontis is the author of two picture books and many short stories, as well as Enchanted, the acclaimed previous book about Saturday and her sisters. A student of science fiction greats Andre Norton and Orson Scott Card, Alethea now lives and writes in Virginia. During the Nebula Awards in May, I got to meet and interview Alethea Kontis, who's fairy tale book, Enchanted, was nominated for the Andre Norton www.doorway.ru the second book in the series, Hero, has been www.doorway.ru's a solid, inventive, action-packed fantasy with a great romance built in. "Hero" by Alethea Kontis is all about emotions. Fear, anger, sadness: all guide her characters' actions. And one emotion leads to another. All those feelings are masterfully portrayed by the author, causing many of the same in the reader (or at least this reader).

Hero is a sequel/companion to Kontis' earlier novel Enchanted. (Enchanted was Sunday. Posted on Octo. Title: Hero. Author: Alethea Kontis. Genre: Fantasy, Young Adult, Fairy Tales. Publisher: Harcourt Books. Publication Date: October Hardcover: Pages. Rough and tumble Saturday Woodcutter thinks she’s the only one of her sisters without any magic—until the day she accidentally conjures an ocean in the backyard. With her sword in tow, Saturday sets sail on a pirate ship, only to find herself kidnapped and whisked off to the top of the world. | Dearest, Hero You would be amazed the the number of things we, as professional authors, are not allowed to announce to the public. Book deals, cover art, bestseller list placement and awards just to name a few.