![]() ![]() Combined those reasons might lead to some high expectations.īrother Edik, a monk in the Order of the Chronicles of Sorrowing, discovers a sick (possibly dying) child near the monastery being guarded by the notorious goat, Answelica. For others, knowing that it is medieval fiction might be reason enough. ![]() Premise/plot: How much do YOU need to know about a book before reading it? For some, knowing that it is Kate DiCamillo's newest book might just do the trick. ![]() She was a goat who formed peculiar and inexplicable antipathies, taking an intense dislike to certain individuals. Because of this, the goat was able to send the monksįlying great distances through the air. ![]() Goat would come from behind and butt them in the backside as hard as she Their guard, thinking that perhaps, somehow, Answelica had changed, the WhenĪpproached, she would merely stare into the distance as if she wereĬonsidering something profound. Of the goat’s favorite games was to lull the monks of the Order of theĬhronicles of Sorrowing into a sense of complacency by arranging herįeatures in a benign and indifferent expression. įirst sentence: Answelica was a goat with teeth that were the mirror of her soul-large, sharp, and uncompromising. ![]()
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