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Subject: A Princess of the Chameln
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Date: Wed, 28-Aug-85 07:48:44 EDT
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   Just a word of thanks to whoever it was that reccomended this book 
to people who liked "The Blue Sword" and "The Hero and the Crown" by
R. McKinley.  (Of course I no longer have the original posting.)
   Cherry Wilders's "A Princess of the Chameln" was definately a good read.
I'm wiped out today because I stayed up so late last night to finish it.
The original reccomender (henceforth O.R.) found this book in the juvenile
section.  At Waldenbooks, I found it in the SF/Fantasy section.  It is
certainly not a juvenile work in my opinion.  
   The O.R. also mentioned two books by Tamora Pierce.  These I could not
find but now have on order.
   Herein find another vote for this book if you liked McKinley's stuff.

Thanks again O.R. whoever you are...
Tracey Heffelfinger
Digital Equipment Corp.
Greenville, S.C. 

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