Another fantastic story of Christine the Changeling, Princess troll. Her powers have all been restored. She rebuilds the Fairy Bridge to Trollville from Seattle. She helps set her father free.

A truly great book!

*I received a copy of this book for free. The review is my ,honest and unsolicited. ( )

Another fantastic story of Christine the Changeling, Princess troll. Her powers have all been restored. She rebuilds the Fairy Bridge to Trollville from Seattle. She helps set her father free.

A truly great book!

*I received a copy of this book for free. The review is my ,honest and unsolicited. ( )

Even though I had not read the other two books in the series I could understand what was going on for the most part. That being said, it would be a better read if you have read the previous books. When I have the time I might go back and read the other books.

Nice! I like it better than the last book - for one thing, Christine actually develops some self-confidence, and doesn't spend so much time whining about what she can't do or can't imagine herself doing. She actually shakes Tina out of her doldrums, near the end of the book. Building the bridge is very good for her, on a lot of levels - for her magic, for her troll-ness, and for her self-image. Rebuilding it is even better - and the last attack lets her actually deal (more or less, and for now) with the looming threat that's been hanging over her for the entire series. A good solid happy ending for her (sounds like a pretty ideal life, to me!). I really need to find the first book of this series - I read the second, also through Early Reviewers, but not the first one. ( )

The book started where the Fairy Princess left off. The book showed the difference between good and il. I will recommend the book to middle school students. ( )