Park Books & LitCoLab, 555 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd, Severna Park, MD 21146, USA Read, Sign, and Play with Kathy MacMillan (Park Books, Severna Park, MD) at 11:00 am – 2:00 pm View UCQtNK7Of6WTLQtBQ2qfYCsg’s profile on YouTube.View kathykmacmillan’s profile on Pinterest.View kathys_quill’s profile on Instagram.View pages/Kathy-MacMillan/284561728395106’s profile on Facebook.I never knew how much I needed a story about textile magic until I read this book! The author wove her own experience as a deaf/hard-of-hearing individual and ASL interpreter into Marguerite’s story, and the results are a gorgeous tapestry of political intrigue, swordplay, romance, and feminist magic.Įnter your email address to follow this site and receive notifications of new posts by email. This beautifully-written novel full of adventure, magic, and romance grabbed hold of my heart and never let go! Marguerite is a compassionate and resourceful heroine who knows who she is even when the world tries to define that for her. But to challenge him means she’ll have to rely on her homemade invisibility cloak, questionable allies, and Tys, the one boy she never should have trusted. Marguerite’s love for her people drives her to continue defying him. She returns home, only to witness her uncle seizing the throne. Before her training is complete, war threatens. Marguerite flees, hiding in the neighboring empire where magical gifts can flourish. While witnessing her first witch trial, Marguerite rescues a child from death with the help of a handsome, itinerant acrobat, Tys. Now, as the kingdom’s Bishop-Princep, Uncle Reichard has declared war on magic and Marguerite must hide the fact that she’s a witch. True, she’s in line for the throne before him and he contends she’s too deaf to rule, but she’s known since he broke her hand to keep her from using sign language. Summary: Sixteen-year-old Marguerite knows her uncle doesn’t like her.

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