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Secret Kingdom Special #8
Royal Bridesmaids
King Merry's second cousin is getting married in a beautiful royal winter wedding! But Queen Malice hasn't been invited, and she's not happy...
Can Ellie, Summer and Jasmine stop Queen Malice and her Storm Sprites from causing trouble? And can they do the most important job of all and be royal bridesmaids!
Can Ellie, Summer and Jasmine stop Queen Malice and her Storm Sprites from causing trouble? And can they do the most important job of all and be royal bridesmaids!
208 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2015
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December 6, 2015
To anyone who has managed to make it through to this finale book, I congratulate you,
Secret Kingdom was created to go alongside the Rainbow Magic series, also under the same publishers as Secret Kingdom. I love both book series but I found the whole Secret Kingdom series quite interesting as the plots are much different to each one, in comparison to each Rainbow Magic book which the main characters (Rachel and Kirsty) are repeatedly grabbing and taking from the goblins etc etc. However, in Secret Kingdom, the three main characters, Ellie, Jasmine and Summer, retrieve objects in many different ways each time and I loved that the authors didn't conclude the book's climax in the same way each time.
However, sadly, Secret Kingdom has come to an end. I guess it just wasn't popular enough, hence the lack of reviews for the later SK books on Goodreads. This book, Royal Bridesmaids, is a beautiful finale for the Secret Kingdom series. You get to see old friends and the descriptions and illustrations are beautiful. At the end, there is a preview for Rosie Banks' following series, Wish Princesses.
I would reccomend this book to SK readers who have read some of the series. If you've experienced some of the Secret Kingdom adventures, you will understand this book much better than if you haven't ever read a Secret Kingdom book. Have fun!
Secret Kingdom was created to go alongside the Rainbow Magic series, also under the same publishers as Secret Kingdom. I love both book series but I found the whole Secret Kingdom series quite interesting as the plots are much different to each one, in comparison to each Rainbow Magic book which the main characters (Rachel and Kirsty) are repeatedly grabbing and taking from the goblins etc etc. However, in Secret Kingdom, the three main characters, Ellie, Jasmine and Summer, retrieve objects in many different ways each time and I loved that the authors didn't conclude the book's climax in the same way each time.
However, sadly, Secret Kingdom has come to an end. I guess it just wasn't popular enough, hence the lack of reviews for the later SK books on Goodreads. This book, Royal Bridesmaids, is a beautiful finale for the Secret Kingdom series. You get to see old friends and the descriptions and illustrations are beautiful. At the end, there is a preview for Rosie Banks' following series, Wish Princesses.
I would reccomend this book to SK readers who have read some of the series. If you've experienced some of the Secret Kingdom adventures, you will understand this book much better than if you haven't ever read a Secret Kingdom book. Have fun!
April 29, 2020
I like it
August 20, 2021
Best book out of all the specials(in my opinion)
July 9, 2018
This book was really amazing I really liked Summer, Jasmine,Ellie, King Merry,Lady Felicity,Prince Noel and of course the evil super villian Queen Malice and her evil assistants the trolls and the storm sprites I liked Summer because she is always suggestions and gives nice comments I liked Jasmine because she is always bright and cheerful I liked Ellie because she is always happy and active King Merry was so funny Lady Felicity was calm and friendly Prince Noel was the same as Lady Felicity calm and friendly I think that's why they wanted to marry each other it's so romantic 💖💙💚💛💜💕
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