Title: The Beatryce Prophecy
Rating: 4 stars
Review Writer: Quinn T.
“The Beatryce Prophecy” by Kate DiCamillo takes place in a medieval setting, centered around a young girl named Beatryce, who has no memory of her life and is said to be involved in an ancient prophecy. In her adventures, she becomes acquainted with Brother Edik, a monk, along with a lion and a young boy. Together, they embark on a mission to discover Beatryce’s secret identity. Along the way, she begins to visit sites that cause her to recollect her past; I think the author weaves these moments into the story beautifully, and each character is written in a unique way. Despite the peculiar setting, the protagonists in this story are relatable and distinct. Though DiCamillo is more well-known for “The Tale of Despereaux” and “Because of Winn Dixie”, I think her less prevalent novels, such as “The Beatryce Prophecy” are equally enticing and worth reading. Though the plot of this story could be viewed as cliche, I think it is well written and memorable. I recommend this novel to fantasy and historical fiction readers, along with fans of Kate DiCamillo. This story has relevant, timeless, magical themes and amazing imagery.
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