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Enter the Enchanted — Content Guide for Parents

By Katherine ApplegateScholastic1999ISBN 9780590877541169 pages
Enter the Enchanted

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Contains references to prayer and church attendance. A minister character plays a supporting role in two chapters.

About this book

In a parallel universe where mythology is real and wild imaginings are ordinary, four friends still haven't found Senna--or their way out of Everworld. They are about to encounter Merlin, one of the most powerful inhabitants of Everworld. He might know where to find Senna, but he has his own agenda.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is Enter the Enchanted appropriate for a 7-year-old?

    The narrative includes elements of violence, such as battles against ancient gods and large snakes, with mentions of bloodshed. The description suggests a balance in the portrayal of violence, making it suitable for the intended audience without being overly graphic. The book presents a setting that includes elements of danger and creatures that could be considered frightening, as it is described as a place where dreams and nightmares are real and often deadly.

  • Does Enter the Enchanted have violence?

    The narrative includes elements of violence, such as battles against ancient gods and large snakes, with mentions of bloodshed. The description suggests a balance in the portrayal of violence, making it suitable for the intended audience without being overly graphic.

  • Does Enter the Enchanted have scary content?

    The book presents a setting that includes elements of danger and creatures that could be considered frightening, as it is described as a place where dreams and nightmares are real and often deadly.

  • Does Enter the Enchanted have religious themes?

    The book features a character, April, who is depicted as having a Christian faith. This aspect is presented in a way that is not overly emphasized or preachy, indicating a subtle inclusion of religious belief.

  • Does Enter the Enchanted have racial/cultural content?

    There are no explicit themes of race or racism in the book. The search results do not indicate any racial discussions or elements that would qualify as a central theme.

  • Does Enter the Enchanted have profanity?

    The book contains mildly foul language as part of its dialogue, which is noted as a way to maintain realism and engage the reader without being excessive.

  • Does Enter the Enchanted have climate change?

    There are no themes related to climate activism or environmentalism present in the book. The search results do not indicate any discussions on climate issues within the narrative.

  • Does Enter the Enchanted have sexual identity?

    No sexual content is indicated in the book. The search results do not reference any sexual themes or situations within the narrative.

  • Does Enter the Enchanted have gender roles?

    The book features themes of gender equality, with a character expressing beliefs about women being allowed in combat and rejecting traditional helpless female stereotypes. This suggests a modern feminist perspective.

  • Does Enter the Enchanted have lgbtq+ themes?

    No LGBTQ+ themes or characters are explicitly mentioned in the book 'Enter the Enchanted'. The search results primarily discuss the author's personal life and broader themes in her other works, not specific content from this book.