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by Dia Calhoun

Praise from Booklist Magazine. Evocative scenes of Avielle's weaving symbolize her inner journey, and readers will empathize with the girl as she struggles to accept her Dredonian heritage, her magic, and her duty, while weathering prejudice and her own unconscious hatred.
Praise from Booklist Magazine. The pattern Calhoun weaves is rich and complex. About Avielle of Rhia. With her silver skin and silver hair, fifteen-year-old Princess Avielle of Rhia resembles her Dredonian great-great grandmother who practiced evil magic.
AVIELLE OF RHIA by Dia Calhoun is about teenage Princess Avielle. She is a "silver skin," a Rhian with silver coloring like that of her Dredonian neighbors and is shunned for resembling her evil Dredonian great-great grandmother. The entire royal family is wiped out one night by the nasty wizard-priests who rule Dredonia. Avielle escapes and goes into hiding in the home of a weaver and acts as her apprentice, soon discovering that she has a magical gift like many Dredonians.
Avielle of Rhia book. Clearly, I like reading Dia Calhoun creates an intriguing world in Rhia
Avielle of Rhia book. Clearly, I like reading Dia Calhoun creates an intriguing world in Rhia. Avielle's character development is strong, but her journey toward her true self and destiny takes a bit too long, too many tries to learn a single lesson. Reading about weaving is fascinating.
by. Calhoun, Dia. Publication date. Magic, Princesses, Weaving, Prejudices, Fantasy. Books for People with Print Disabilities. Internet Archive Books. t on August 31, 2011. SIMILAR ITEMS (based on metadata).
Dredonian Rhians are disliked in Rhia, especially Avielle, whose bloodline contains a curse from an ancestor who banished birds forever. Despite her family's disdain for her, Avielle's devastated when they're killed by a terrorist attack that razes the castle. She takes mostly anonymous refuge in a neighborhood of craftspeople and slowly makes friends for the first time. Mentor Gamalda brings out Avielle's magic through weaving.
Since the blood of her her, Dolvoka, had sprung up in Princess Avielle-because she looked Dredonian-would Dolvoka's evil magic spring up in her, too? With her silver skin and silver hair, fifteen-year-old Princess Avielle of Rhia resembles her Dredonian great-great grandmother who practiced evil magic. Everyone in Rhia expects Avielle to turn evil, too. Shunned by those around her, she feels unloved and unable to love others.
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Since the blood of her great-great-grandmother, Dolvoka, had sprung up in Princess Avielle-because she looked Dredonian-would Dolvoka's evil magic spring up in her, too?
With her silver skin and silver hair, fifteen-year-old Princess Avielle of Rhia resembles her Dredonian great-great grandmother who practiced evil magic. Everyone in Rhia expects Avielle to turn evil, too. Shunned by those around her, she feels unloved and unable to love others. In addition, Rhia is on the verge of war with Dredonia, which suffers under the rule of evil wizard-priests: the Brethren of the Black Cloaks. They have placed impossible demands upon Rhia, but the king and queen have refused to acquiesce.
One terrible night, the Brethren attack, killing the royal family and hundreds of others. Only Avielle escapes. She must keep her identity secret to avoid death from the enemy. While hiding among the common people, she learns that she has a magical gift for weaving. But will this gift, rooted in her Dredonian blood, lead Avielle to the same evil that possessed her great-great grandmother? Or will it help her free her people from further attacks?