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A review by beccadavies
The Hero's Guide to Being an Outlaw by Christopher Healy
5.0
I am both delighted and saddened at the same time. Delighted as this was a fun, action-packed adventure that had me laughing at every turn and sad because it is the last of the excellent princes and their hilarity.
New twists, turns, romances and characters made this book so engrossing. Prince Duncan is still my favourite but everyone had a chance to shine in this last book and Healy showed us again how heroics can come in different shapes, sizes and talents.
These books have made it to my 'favourites' shelf and I know that they will be picked up whenever I'm feeling down.
Cannot reccommend more highly and I'm always giving these books out to kids in my library. Every one of them has come back and told me how much they love them!
I know I speak for kids of all ages (including almost 30 year olds like me) when I say:
Thank you for the laughs Mr. Healy
New twists, turns, romances and characters made this book so engrossing. Prince Duncan is still my favourite but everyone had a chance to shine in this last book and Healy showed us again how heroics can come in different shapes, sizes and talents.
These books have made it to my 'favourites' shelf and I know that they will be picked up whenever I'm feeling down.
Cannot reccommend more highly and I'm always giving these books out to kids in my library. Every one of them has come back and told me how much they love them!
I know I speak for kids of all ages (including almost 30 year olds like me) when I say:
Thank you for the laughs Mr. Healy