The story “ The Only One Who Didn’t Run Away” by Wendy Mass is Fiction. The story took place in a castle and a village broken into two classes, rich and poor. The year the book was published was in 2012. The story is broken into chapters of his and her. The main characters are Beauty and Prince Riley. Beauty is a young girl around the age of 13 that is realist,adventurous and doesn’t really care what others think of her. Beauty’s appearance doesn’t suit her name. She is ugly-round face,large nose and messy hair. Prince Riley,13, is member of a royal family. He is the youngest of two kids. Riley isn’t normal like his oldest brother,Alexander. Prince Riley likes spending his time in a room atop of the castle where he hold experiments and does
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One day due when she went out to fetch rolls of bread, -something their maid usually did but she was out so Beauty did the errand-she came home to her house burnt to the ground. In Prince Riley’s chapter “Beast” he hides from in his lab from the ball that was being held in the caste because he had stepped on the princess toes. The chapter switch off and Riley ends up going back to the ball and Beauty and her family settle in a new house nothing like the old one, on the poor side of the village. They live off the little that had been saved. The family had become bankrupt and all had to work to get back to the level they were …show more content…
On the mission Beauty and Riley encountered one another falling in love with one another uplifting Riley’s curse. The book ends happily with Beauty and Riley getting married, uplifting the curse and defeating the which. This book didn't work for me. Not in a horribly negative way-I have no hostile feelings at all toward it. I didn't mind reading it, and was diverted-all the things I like about the story as it exists in my mind (the bookish little sister who cares about important things, the Beast with a backstory-likable, even lovable, under the fur, the castle with books) are there. A younger reader might well enjoy it lots, what with its likable heroine, and its mix of humor and a serious, life-or-death,
One day due when she went out to fetch rolls of bread, -something their maid usually did but she was out so Beauty did the errand-she came home to her house burnt to the ground. In Prince Riley’s chapter “Beast” he hides from in his lab from the ball that was being held in the caste because he had stepped on the princess toes. The chapter switch off and Riley ends up going back to the ball and Beauty and her family settle in a new house nothing like the old one, on the poor side of the village. They live off the little that had been saved. The family had become bankrupt and all had to work to get back to the level they were …show more content…
On the mission Beauty and Riley encountered one another falling in love with one another uplifting Riley’s curse. The book ends happily with Beauty and Riley getting married, uplifting the curse and defeating the which. This book didn't work for me. Not in a horribly negative way-I have no hostile feelings at all toward it. I didn't mind reading it, and was diverted-all the things I like about the story as it exists in my mind (the bookish little sister who cares about important things, the Beast with a backstory-likable, even lovable, under the fur, the castle with books) are there. A younger reader might well enjoy it lots, what with its likable heroine, and its mix of humor and a serious, life-or-death,