No Place for Magic
Elizabeth Dawson Baker • 2006 • Scholastic
- Author
- Elizabeth Dawson Baker
- First published
- 2006
- Publisher
- Scholastic
- Genres
- Fiction
- Subjects
- Humorous stories · Magic · Fiction · Fairy tales
- ISBN
- 9780545203340
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No Place for Magic was written by Elizabeth Dawson Baker and published in 2006 by Scholastic. The book serves as a sequel to the author's previous work, The Princess Tales, specifically following the events of The Frog Princess. It was written to provide a playful, subverted perspective on classic fairy tale tropes, focusing on the character of Princess Annie and her attempts to navigate the complexities of magic and romance in a kingdom that feels surprisingly grounded.
The book is a piece of late 2000s middle-grade fiction, a period defined by a surge in demand for reimagined folklore and humorous fantasy. Baker’s narrative design was intended to appeal to young readers who appreciated witty dialogue and self-aware protagonists. It was received as a lighthearted expansion of the Princess Tales universe, maintaining the whimsical tone of the series while exploring the maturation of its central characters.
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