Why Aaron loves this book
This book was just fun. It's a world you just want to hang out in, and Taroniah, through ups and downs and power ups still stays a person you'd want to be friends with.
Instead of "Oh no! Our poor herione!", this book is more "Heh, those poor bad guys have NO IDEA who they're messing with!"
The first book is mostly wonder-fiction, and is great for a good, fun, de-stressing time.
I went and bought the second book when I was done reading this one, and that was also a fun time.
1 author picked Taroniah at School as one of their favorite books, and they share why you should read it.
Taroniah was the natural born daughter of a liaison between the King of Marland and her mother, one of the Queen's Ladies in Waiting. Sadly, her mother died while she was still quite young and the King's Master of Arms, Robard, and his wife, Terencia, happily adopted her. The Queen hated Taroniah on sight as she represented her husband's infidelity, and although she was brought up in the Palace like the other noble children, many of them treated her poorly because her official status what that of a bastard. She found she got on far better with the common-born children…
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