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This book is gorgeous…MacNaughton’s artwork nicely compliments Hughes’ tale of a young mouse who yearns to be a hero and how he gets his start. - The Ursa Major Awards
It’s polished artwork and timeless storytelling makes this a book that can be enjoyed by young and old readers alike. - The Drunk Duck Awards
This book was not only adorable it was beautiful to behold… - Goodreads, 5 star review
What-ho, villains?! , said Chevalier, his sword held at the ready.
As against ten soldiers plus five, he stood unshaken and steady.
To the fair ones aid, I’ve pledged my means in accord.
And now it’s your fates, poised at the tip of my sword.
For I swear on my honor, if you’ve harmed a strand of her hair,
I will run you through in her name–Princess Faere!
The Chevalier the Queen’s Mouseketeer saga continues with The Tides of War . Taking to the high seas in their pursuit of the evil kidnappers, mouseketeer Chevalier and his nephew/squire Tom-Tom finally catch the villains before their ship can reach the open seas. Confronting the evil men, Chevalier and Tom-Tom battle the kidnappers in the bowels of their ship in order to free their royal cargo–The Princess Faere. The one person who can stop the slow parade to war between The Far, Far Away and the kingdom Ever After.
Can Chevalier return the princess in time? Or will the realm of the Hither and Yon fall into war.
Chevalier the Queen’s Mouseketeer: The Tides of War (Fantasy books for kids 6-10/Fantasy comic books for kids 6-10, book three) . The third book in the fairy tale fantasy adventure series for kids by writer/creator Darryl Hughes and artist Monique MacNaughton. It’s a fabled fairy tale of enor-mouse proportions.
REVIEWS:
This book is gorgeous…MacNaughton’s artwork nicely compliments Hughes’ tale of a young mouse who yearns to be a hero and how he gets his start – Kay Shapero, Ursa Major Awards
It’s polished artwork and timeless storytelling makes this a book that can be enjoyed by young and old readers alike – The Drunk Duck Awards 2013
The pictures are adorable…The storyline, rhyming, and pictures are fantastic. – Enigma Books
