The Beatryce Prophecy
Author:
Kate DiCamillo
Illustrator:
Sophie Blackall 
Publication:
2021 by Candlewick Press
Genre:
Fiction
Pages:
256
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There is one creature that the monks of the Chronicles of Sorrowing fear above all others: Answelica the goat. The monks fear her sharp teeth and her hard head and her wily ways. And so imagine Brother Edik's terror when he goes to feed Answelica one morning and finds a child in the pen with the demon goat.
The child does not know where she came from. She does not know who her people are. She remembers one thing only: her name.
Beatryce.
The king's men, however know who the child is, and they are searching for her.
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Kate DiCamillo
1964 -I was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, raised in Clermont, Florida, and currently live in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I write for both children and a... See more
Sophie Blackall
1970 -Australian
Sophie Blackall is a celebrated artist whose work has appeared in the bestselling Ivy and Bean series; in multiple glorious, award-winning picture b... See more
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The Beatryce Prophecy
A book with an angelic soul: large, sharp, and uncompromising...
The Beatryce Prophecy
Reviewed by Janie
Two heavyweights of the children’s book world collaborate on The Beatryce Prophecy, a quasi-medieval tale of treachery and hope....
The Beatryce Prophecy
Reviewed by Mary Eisenhart
Set in a war-torn medieval world, it involves a 10-year-old princess being pursued by soldiers who have already murdered her tutor...
The Beatryce Prophecy
This is an almost poetic story, told in the style of a fairy tale. As such, it draws in readers who enjoy that type of story with a gentle, easy charm...
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