* Grayscale Art Paperback Edition. Looking for Full-Color Art Edition? Search ASIN: 1979571856. Read as a stand-alone (or as Book 2 in the series) *Captured by brigands Notorious highwaymen nabbed Prince Martin and Sir Ray. Held for ransom, the kid and the canine are completely helpless...or are they?Could a past act of kindness pay shocking dividends?Children will adore this action-packed tale of courage and compassion because ofthe electrifying full-color art
playful rhyming verse
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BOOKS IN THE PRINCE MARTIN EPIC SERIES: Prince Martin Wins His SwordPrince Martin and the ThievesPrince Martin and the DragonsPrince Martin and the Cave Bear
PRAISE FOR THE PRINCE MARTIN EPIC SERIES: "Here's a gripping tale to be read over and over - a princely story teaching the values of integrity, courage, and resilience when facing a dangerous fear - a promised favorite in every child's library." - PAM KANALY, best-selling author of The Single Mom and Her Rollercoaster Emotions"Boyish, archetypal, cross-cultural, and timeless...exactly what young boys love and need." - PETER KREEFT, Ph.D., best-selling author of The Philosophy of Tolkien: The Worldview Behind THE LORD OF THE RINGS and C.S. Lewis for the Third Millennium"Very creative and cleverly written. Nicely illustrated. The kind of fun and meaningful story kids will love to read - or have read to them." - PAUL McCUSKER, best-selling author of Adventures in Odyssey and Imagination Station"Another riveting read in the Prince Martin series Prince Martin and the Cave Bear is filled with themes that I want my children to ponder-hope amidst fear, protecting the vulnerable, fighting for justice... Every time we finish a Prince Martin story, we are already itching for another " - KATIE WARNER, author of A Parent Who Prays"A tale of courage and kindness with a little silliness thrown in. An exciting bedtime story, cleverly written." - WAYNE GRANT, best-selling author of the Roland Inness Saga"A thrilling adventure story that teaches young readers the importance of such virtues as courage, loyalty, and discernment while also instilling in them a love for the sound and rhythm of words." - LOUIS MARKOS, author of On the Shoulders of Hobbits "The ability to tell a good story well is one of the oldest and finest of the arts. It is also one of the most important of all the imaginative gifts. Brandon Hale possesses this most wondrous of gifts to a wonderful degree, weaving