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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
Heroes come in all sizes, be they large or quite small.
But no matter the size, heroes answer when called.
Few hear the calling, even fewer will try.
For it’s the hero, you see–Who will do…or will die.
A Heroes Heart is the thrilling conclusion to the saga of Chevalier the mouse and his heroes quest to save a kidnapped princess, stop the coming war between two noble kingdoms–And claim his destiny of becoming a mouseketeer.
As Prince Charming marches the forces of the kingdom Ever After to the drumbeats of war against the kingdom of The Far, Far Away and it’s High Queen, Chevalier, Tom-To, and the rescued Princess Faere race to stave off disaster by returning her to the safety of Ever After and calling off the attack.
But the evil lord Vigilious and his loyal army of betrayers to the crown of Ever After stand between them, the return of the princess, and stopping the war between the armies of Ever After and The Far, Far Away before it can begin.
Chevalier the Queen’s Mouseketeer: A Hero’s Heart (Fantasy books for kids 6-10/Fantasy comic books for kids 6-10, book four) . The fourth and final 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
