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  • The Dragon Egg Princess

  • By: Ellen Oh
  • Narrated by: Amielynn Abellera
  • Length: 6 hrs and 21 mins
  • 4.6 out of 5 stars (9 ratings)

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The Dragon Egg Princess

By: Ellen Oh
Narrated by: Amielynn Abellera
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Publisher's summary

Perfect for fans of Wing & Claw, this must-have middle grade novel is from We Need Diverse Books cofounder Ellen Oh!

“Filled with strange terrains, creatures, and magic, this is an enthralling read!” (Soman Chainani, author of the New York Times best-selling School for Good and Evil series)

"A rich and wonderfully imagined story about the many ways young people can be powerful and the tremendous benefits of awakening your inner dragon." (Annie Ursu, National Book Award for Young People’s Literature nominee for The Real Boy)

“By drawing inspiration from Korean lore and culture, Ellen Oh is helping to reinvigorate the fantasy genre. Readers will love The Dragon Egg Princess for its humor, inventive magic, and thrilling action!” (Linda Sue Park, Newbery Medalist and New York Times best-selling author)

In a kingdom filled with magic, Jiho Park and his family are an anomaly - magic doesn’t affect them.

Jiho comes from a long line of forest rangers who protect the Kidahara - an ancient and mysterious wood that is home to powerful supernatural creatures. But Jiho wants nothing to do with the dangerous forest.

Five years ago, his father walked into the Kidahara and disappeared. Just like the young Princess Koko, the only daughter of the kingdom’s royal family. Jiho knows better than anyone else the horrors that live deep in the magical forest and how those who go in never come back.

Now the forest is in danger from foreign forces that want to destroy it, and a long-forgotten evil that’s been lurking deep in the Kidahara for centuries finally begins to awaken. Can a magic-less boy, a fierce bandit leader, and a lost princess join forces and save their worlds before it’s too late?

©2020 Ellen Oh (P)2020 HarperAudio
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I really liked it

it had a great story and and it was good to read after I finished wings of fire
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Fantasy adventure: heroines and heroes!

Fantistic! One of the best so far in the HK primary battle of the books 2021-2022.

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Lots of cussing

For a children's book, there is a lot of cussing in it. I was very shocked. Narrator sounds like she's talking to someone she thinks is an idiot/not smart enough to understand words not spoken slowly. The narration was obnoxious enough, then we get to Chapter 7 and nearly every other sentence was "what the hell" and "damn this" spoken to children in the story by adults and among the children themselves. Not what I want my kids exposed to at this age.

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