The Chronicles of Prydain: The Castle of Llyr : The Chronicles of Prydain, Book 3 (50th Anniversary Edition) (Series #3) (Paperback)

from bookwitch24

This book is slightly more romantic in nature than the first two as Taran realizes his feelings for Eilonwy. The gang still has a great adventure, meeting new friends as always. A good read, though not my favorite of the series.

from HippieLunatic

This was the most enjoyable of the Prydain novels that I have read to date. Yes, I am a romantic, and yes, I am a girl. Perhaps the lack of journeying for journey's sake and the introduction of some emotion beyond bravery and lack thereof was what made this so much better for me. I felt as though...

from kraaivrouw

This is the third book in The Chronicles of Prydain by Lloyd Alexander. In a way, this is Princess Eilonwy's tale, where she is sent off to the King and Queen of Mona to learn to be a young lady. Naturally, that involves lots of needlework and hairwashing and dancing about and listening to other ...

from atimco

Third in the Chronicles of Prydain, The Castle of Llyr takes a step back from the dark, heady events of the previous book for a more lighthearted and humorous scene on the Isle of Mona. There Princess Eilonwy must go to receive proper training as a lady and also, incidentally, remove herself from...

from kraaivrouw

This is the third book in The Chronicles of Prydain by Lloyd Alexander. In a way, this is Princess Eilonwy's tale, where she is sent off to the King and Queen of Mona to learn to be a young lady. Naturally, that involves lots of needlework and hairwashing and dancing about and listening to other ...