The Enchanted Forest Chronicles Book Three: Calling on Dragons

By: Patricia C. Wrede

Narrated by: Full Cast

The third of four volumes in the critically acclaimed Enchanted Forest Chronicles.

Queen Cimorene, Morwen the witch, and a host of other characters once again foil the plots of the perfidious wizards in this third volume of the Enchanted Forest Chronicles.
This time the dastardly wizards have stolen King Mendanbar's magic sword, vital to the health of the forest, right out of the castle armory. Morwen joins Cimorene, Kazul, Telemain, several cats, and Killer on a quest to retrieve the sword. Meanwhile, back at home, the forces of the wizards are gathering.©2002 Patricia C. Wrede; (P)2002 Listening Library

great

some of the voices didnt seem to fit some of the characters. at least different in my head

Favorite in series

This is my favorite book in the series to listen to, particularly because the cats and the rabbit-turned-donkey are so well voiced. With a full cast adding amazing texture to the already-funny narrative, I give this 5 stars.

Great story Great narration

A amazing story of magicians dragons wizards and magic I love to listen to it and would recommend the series enchanted forest chronicles

This is Book 3

This is a 4 book series. Quite enjoyable, especially if you like references to other fairy tales. Unfortunately, I mistakenly read them out of order.

Fun for the whole family

This is a great listen for the whole family. The story is entertaining. The narration and production quality are excellent.

A wonderful satire of fairytale cliches

Don't start this book unless you already have the next one. Great listen for storytime or road trips.

My favorite in the series!

My favorite in the series, maybe mostly because of Fiddlesticks, Arglefraster, and what happens with head wizard Zemenar and Arona Michaelear Vamist. ;-) If you haven't read yet, then that's all I'll say on the matter, but if you have read you know what I mean. :-D the only downside is Telemain (his just sounds annoying and hesitant where I never ever felt he was hesitant wheni reading the books) and Killer's voice makes him sound not intelligent and scared, and I always felt like he was scared and foolish which would sound different than not intelligent. The story itself is great and I've known it since I was about 12 and I'm 37 now. I highly encourage you to listen and if the voices get to you, switch to the books cause they really are a great read. :-)

Best book ever

killer is so funny 🤣 I think he is the best character in the book

Killer the Rabbit is super interesting

Amazing book ten out of ten I would recommend. Is good for younger audiences. Overall amazing book

A most entertaining listen no matter your age

This has been one of my favourite audio books since I first listened to it 15 years ago and it is still my go to story when I want a light hearted adventure.