Songs of Eirren Books In Order
- Hero’s Song (1991)
- Fire Arrow (1998)
East Books In Order
- East (2003)
- West (2018)
Novels
- Ghosting (2014)
Picture Books
- Mrs. Spitzer’s Garden (2001)
Songs of Eirren Book Covers
East Book Covers
Novels Book Covers
Picture Books Book Covers
Edith Pattou Books Overview
Hero’s Song
On the trail of her father’s murderers, archer Breo Saight becomes involved in a grand battle against an evil sorcerer. In the sequel to Hero s Song, archer Breo Saight discovers her birthright, a magical golden arrow that strikes down its targets with a blast of eldritch flame. Each time Brie uses it, she and the arrow grow more alike: single minded, driven, deadly. The arrow rekindles Brie s forgotten vow of revenge on the men who murdered her father. And it leads her to a strange country where she finds the family she s always longed for but also the sinister doings of a one eyed sorcerer a sorcerer whose only fear is the young archer and her fire arrow.
East
Rose has always felt out of place in her family, a wanderer in a bunch of homebodies. So when an enormous white bear mysteriously shows up and asks her to come away with him in exchange for health and prosperity for her ailing family she readily agrees. The bear takes Rose to a distant castle, where each night she is confronted with a mystery. In solving that mystery, she loses her heart, discovers her purpose, and realizes her travels have only just begun. As familiar and moving as ‘Beauty and the Beast’ and yet as fresh and original as only the best fantasy can be, East is a novel retelling of the classic tale ‘East of the Sun, West of the Moon,’ a sweeping romantic epic in the tradition of Robin McKinley and Gail Carson Levine.
Mrs. Spitzer’s Garden
Mrs. Spitzer is a wise teacher who knows many things. She knows about gardens. She knows about children. She knows how similar they are, and how both will flourish if tended lovingly. There are many remarkable teachers like Mrs. Spitzer in the world, and Edith Pattou’s simple, moving story along with Tricia Tusa’s inspired, whimsical illustrations celebrate all they do, year after year, to help our children grow and blossom.
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