Henrietta Abeyta

My granddaughter loves this hundreds of more times than the live actions of this feral story. This is the series My granddaughter would say is worth selling on DVD with full season collections like Legends Of Chima sold its TV series, my granddaughter considers this TV series even more fun than the Jungle Cubs series. This show thankfully treated Tabaqui friendly, he's the character who got my granddaughter into watching the episodes of this series on YouTube.

Go ahead fantasy lovers and people who love raven or wolves. This is similar to Guardians of Ga' Hoole, Wolves Of The Beyond, Bears Of Ice, Summer King Chronicles, The Guardian Herd, Horses of Dawns. This story has Raven Quest and a sequel titled Wolf Rider. It's a story a brave outcast raven Tok who experiences issues similar to Coryn's owlet days. But this raven's friendship with a wolf pack is quite similar to Wolves of The Beyond Faolan meeting the owl Gwynetthe. But the Kathryn Lasky's recent serie Bears Of Ice this book Raven Quest explains the need of cooperation, and like the griffin story Summer King Chronicles, Tok the outcast raven is supported and taught a little by the wolves. Plus like all of these pure fantasy books it has a few spiritual scenes. Tok is an outcast raven helped enough to return welcome, throughout the story he even has a friend who had to stay quiet but she was pleased when he came back. Tok also meets some crow cousins who respect him.

Give it a try people this is a film that deserves a high rate for sure, this is the film my granddaughter can watch a few days in a row, and she ranks Merida #1 for both reasons studying Merida's culture and enjoying it while learning new stuff about Scotland or Scottish people who traveled, plus her unique scenes of animated princesses making her funner to follow than the majority who seem stuck in the castle. The more my granddaughter has learned about Scotland's culture the more creative she can be with this princess from BRAVE. Merida even deserves more cultural art of mandala frames than Disney artists have done for her film. From reading non-fiction of Merida's culture my granddaughter can tell preparation is what sped up the reaction of protection in Scotland's people of the past and Scottish people did their best to not lose hope, Merida's warrior scenes are familiar, some tribes inspired each other Pictish, Celts, Scots inspiring each other, while all three tribes busy saving their lands from richer states.

The sequel's even more fun than the first book, you're on both a tour of the dark realm and a quest save this realm Alastor was supposed to rule before his sister did her tricks, but the sequel also has elves, dragons, additional changlings, selkies too not just more fiend characters. Pyra challenges her brother Alastor in this book. I'd say the changling are the characters who have the coolest scenes throughout the story first book and second book combined. At the end Prosper Redding misses Alastor. This sequel's like you and a friend going on a magical vacation.

If you enjoy tales like Shrek's funny movies you might enjoy the challenges Alastor himself had to face. 325 year of being imprisoned because of witches underestimating fiends who wouldn't be impatient for the joy of freedom? Being careful enough to not mess up your own solutions is the main idea in this book and the sequel. This fits heroic fantasy much more than any pure horror story. Even in book scenes of being challenged Alastor's usually calmer than Hercules is in his Disney film, he's not one who fight he's one who usually wants to flee or hide but once in a while he'll speak if he thinks it'll make things clearer. This isn't really quite a horror tale it's a series that shows stuff like how similar we are in the emotional part even if we're behaving different, Alastor's quotes aren't said for wicked reasons as a prince of a dark realm he does the best he can while he's with Prosper Redding. There's very little question about Alastor's activeness while he's within Prosper Redding's body his curse is harder to handle than the spell on Beast's castle, his action against the Redding family is clearly because he felt like they weren't honest about a promise when one broke the contract not because he's wicked.