Dealing with Dragons by Patricia C. Wrede

'Utensile Strength' - first published in Book of Enchantments (1996) set after Talking to Dragons.

' The Sixty-Two Curses of Caliph Arenschadd' - first published in the anthology A Wizard's Dozen (1993) and reprinted in Book of Enchantments (1996).

'The Princess, the Cat, and the Unicorn' - first published in the anthology The Unicorn Treasury (1988) and reprinted in Wrede's collection Book of Enchantments (1996).It was later expanded into Dealing With Dragons. 'The Improper Princess' - first published in the anthology Spaceships and Spells (1987).Talking to Dragons (1985 revised version 1993).Searching for Dragons (1991) (Published in the UK as Dragon Search).Dealing with Dragons (1990) ( Published in the UK as Dragonsbane).The fourth book (which was actually written first) concerns her son Daystar.

The first three books in the series follow Cimorene's adventures. Her Fairy Godmother is no help, so she follows the advice of a talking frog and ends up offering her services to a dragon. Wrede which spoof and reconstruct Fairytale Motifs.Īs the first book begins, forthright and tomboyish Princess Cimorene decides that she is tired of being a princess and doesn't much like the prince her parents are pushing at her. The Enchanted Forest Chronicles is a series of humorous fantasy novels by Patricia C.

Dealing with Dragons by Patricia C. Wrede