SuitabookFreedom, authority and responsibility
Bunker wants freedom from his strict heritage, then disobeys his father to pursue Gittel after seeing her kidnapped.
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Chuck Kelly - Author
This is a fantasy rescue adventure about a young prince challenging parental authority to help someone in danger. It offers peril, a fantastical setting and an ending that leaves room for more adventures.
Bunker Charles is a bored thirteen year-old prince who wants to break from his strict heritage and have some fun. While watching his computer screen in his room high above in his family¡¦s castle, he sees a pretty girl named Gittel being kidnapped by the Evil Pencinell. He tells his father, who explains the sad story of how Eva partook of the forbidden potion to become the Evil Pencinell„oand how she comes to the good side of Otherland on rare occasions to steal children. Bunker defies his father¡¦s wishes, and along with Dillon, his favorite canfer, goes after the girl. Through hair-raising adventures to get back to the good side of Otherland, Bunker and Gittel barely escape the evil witch and her dreaded refnacs, and finally make their way home. They are both happy to be alive and look forward to more exciting adventures on the enchanted planet of Otherland.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a fantasy rescue adventure about a young prince challenging parental authority to help someone in danger. It offers peril, a fantastical setting and an ending that leaves room for more adventures.
Bunker wants freedom from his strict heritage, then disobeys his father to pursue Gittel after seeing her kidnapped.
Gittel is kidnapped, and Bunker and Dillon travel through Otherland while confronting the Evil Pencinell and her dreaded refnacs.
Check whether the kidnapping, witch and frightening creatures feel manageable before reading. A brief conversation about peril and escape may help if fantasy danger is unsettling.
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