This character appears in 59 books.
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The Sisters Grimm: Book 2The Unusual Suspects
by Michael Buckley, Peter Ferguson
Puck: A four thousand year-old fairy in the body of an eleven year old boy.
Memorable Quotes by Puck:
“"First of all, in my defense, the chain saw was propped on the door and was only supposed to scare her. If someone got hurt, it wasn't my fault."”
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Berserk: Book 1Berserk (Volume 1)
by Kentaro Miura
Puck: A little tiny Elf with wings. Guts 'saved' Puck. Puck decides to follow Guts to try and help him. She can feel people's emotions and can even help them be happy. She also has healing powers.
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Berserk: Book 14Berserk Volume 14 (Berserk (Graphic Novels))
by Kentaro Miura, Kentarou Miura
Puck: a small Elf who follows Guts around. Always asking that Guts will do the right thing.
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Berserk: Book 15Berserk Volume 15 (Berserk (Graphic Novels))
by Kentaro Miura
Puck: A small Elf who looks kind of like a fairy. Puck always works to get Guts to do the right thing help the people.
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Magic Tree House: Book 25Stage Fright on a Summer Night
by Mary Pope Osborne
Puck: One of the actors in Shakespeare's play
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Puck of Pook's Hill (Dover Value Editions)
by Rudyard Kipling
Puck: A character in Shaespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. He appears to Dan and Una as they are acting out their version of the play. So begins a series of stories and adventures for Dan and Una. Also know as: Robin Goodfellow, Nick o' Lincoln, and Lob-lie-by-the-fire
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The Sisters Grimm: Book 4Once Upon a Crime
by Michael Buckley, Peter Ferguson
Puck: A fairy from the story "A Midsummer's Eve" who calls himself the trickster king. He likes pulling pranks on others and making annoying noises. He is tricky, annoying, and obnoxious.
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The Sisters Grimm: Book 1The Fairy-Tale Detectives
by Michael Buckley, Peter Ferguson
Puck: The starring role in Shakespeare's A Midsummer's Night Dream along with many other books in history, Puck rears his head to become an unexpected ally to the Grimm Sisters.
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Berserk: Book 16Berserk, Volume 16
by Kentaro Miura
Puck: a little elf, whom travels with Guts. Has healing abilities.
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Berserk: Book 17Berserk, Volume 17
by Kentaro Miura
Puck: A little elf creature who follows Guts trying to help Guts make better moral choices.
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The Unwritten Girl
by James Bow
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The Sisters Grimm: Book 3The Problem Child
by Michael Buckley, Peter Ferguson
Puck: Puck is an unhygienic, sleazy fairy that joins the Grimm household at the end of the first book. Lazy and unhelpful, he spends the majority of his days, if not saving Sabrina from trouble and being a hero, even though he is a "villain of the worst kind", then setting up pranks to somehow annoy Sabrina. He tries to hide it, but it is quite obvious that he, if not loves, then really likes Sabrina, and, though it's less obvious with her, she really likes him, too. Puck's pixies prove to be useful in several situations and his enchanted room contains his army of minion chimpanzees.
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Berserk: Book 2Berserk (Volume 2)
by Kentaro Miura
Puck: A little elf that looks like a Fairy. Puck tries to get Guts to do the right thing. She can feel human emotions and has the powers to heal. She's a light hearted caring little creature.
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The Sisters Grimm: Book 6Tales From the Hood
by Michael Buckley, Peter Ferguson
Puck: The trickster king. He is a fairy that is over 4000 years old. He loves to play tricks on Sabrina. He says he is the bad guy when he saves the Grimms every time they are in trouble.
Memorable Quotes by Puck:
“"No jail can hold me. I'm the Big Bad Wolf. The only person meaner than me is Puck, the Trickster King. That kid is mean. But I'm running a close second."”
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The Sisters Grimm: Book 5Magic and Other Misdemeanors
by Michael Buckley, Peter Ferguson
Puck: He is a fairy who lives with the Grimms and helps them when they are in trouble. He loves to pull pranks on Sabrina whenever he isn't saving her from trouble.
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The Misspellers
by Michael J. Martineck
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
by William Shakespeare
Puck: Also known as Robin Goodfellow. A servant to Oberon who likes to play tricks on people and spends most of the play trying put things right.
Memorable Quotes by Puck:
“Lord, what fools these mortals be!”
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Marriage Plot
by Kelly Kirch
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The case of Mr. Lucraft,: And other tales,
by Walter Besant
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The safety curtain,: And other stories,
by Ethel M. Dell
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The Sisters Grimm: Book 7The Everafter War
by Michael Buckley, Peter Ferguson
Puck: The fairy boy that loves Sabrina Grimm. He also loves to play pranks on her when he's not saving her from trouble. But when he is pranking her he is only doing it to impress Sabrina. He also calls Daphne marshmallow.
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The Sisters Grimm: Book 8The Inside Story
by Peter Ferguson, Michael Buckley
Puck: Fairy boy who lives with Grimms and has very bad manners. The vary famous Trickster King :D
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The Iron Fey: Book 1The Iron King
by Julie Kagawa
Puck: Meghan's best friend, and a fae of the Summer Court.
Memorable Quotes by Puck:
“Oh, we're playing nice now?" Puck remained seated, looking anything but compliant. "Shall we have tea first? Brew up a nice pot of kiss-my-ass?”
“"knock knock!" he bellowed. "Who's there? Puck! Puck who? Puck, who will turn you into a squealing pig and stuff you in the oven if you don't get out of our way!"”
“"That's new. If you see any steel dryads, be sure to tell me so i can run away screaming."”
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Rewards and Fairies - Rudyard Kipling
by Rudyard Kipling
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Marjorie's quest
by Jeanie T Gould
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Instant Messenger
by Benoit Akoa
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Sir James Young Simpson and Chloroform (1811-1870)
by H. Laing Gordon
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Det fattas en tärning
by Johanna Thydell
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