This character appears in 40 books.
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The Little Prince
by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
The King: Has no subjects and he claims to rule the universe giving orders to perform such as the sun setting. Also a comment on how much a person may command another.
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Princess Irene: Book 2The Princess and Curdie
by George MacDonald
Memorable Quotes by The King:
“He who takes his life in his hands is the only soldier.”
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Deerskin
by Robin McKinley
The King: Father to Lissar who was the best king in all seven kingdoms whom after losing his wife rapes his daughter.
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The Tale of Despereaux
Being the Story of a Mouse, a Princess, Some Soup, and a Spool of Thread
by Kate DiCamillo
The King: Hates soup and rats ever since the Queen died. He always plays a sad song on his bango and crying all the time because they remind him of his queen.
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The Book of Lost Things
by John Connolly
The King: The aging ruler of the kingdom; he is said to possess a book of knowledge. David thinks the king can help him to get back home.
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The Arthur series: Book 2Arthur and the Forbidden City
by Luc Besson
The King: Betameche and Selenia's father and the benevolent and kind ruler of the Minimoys. He rides atop a large, furry animal called a Gamoul so as to compensate for his diminutive size.
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The Arthur series: Book 1Arthur and the Minimoys
by Luc Besson
The King: Betameche and Selenia's father and the benevolent and kind ruler of the Minimoys. He rides atop a large, furry animal called a Gamoul so as to compensate for his diminutive size.
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The Little Prince" and "Letter to a Hostage" (Penguin Modern Classics Translated Texts S.)
by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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Avatar: The Last Airbender (Tokyopop): Book 5Avatar (Volume 5)
The Last Airbender
The King: "Leader of the earth nation and a little eccentric."
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The Arthur series: Book 3Arthur et la vengeance de Maltazard
by Luc Besson
The King: Betameche and Selenia's father and the benevolent and kind ruler of the Minimoys. He rides atop a large, furry animal called a Gamoul so as to compensate for his diminutive size.
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Starbook
The King: His laughter echoes through the kingdom and he is the prince's father.
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This book is based on The Nutcracker by E. T. A. Hoffmann.The Nutcracker
by David Clement-Davies
The King: Pirliipat's father
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Alice: Book 1Alice in Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll
Memorable Quotes by The King:
“Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end: then stop.”
“"Give your evidence," said the King; "and don't be nervous, or I'll have you executed on the spot."”
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Ivy's Ever After
by Dawn Lairamore
Memorable Quotes by The King:
“The king: 'Archery is quite a worthwhile pursuit for any person. Why, many a grave battle owes its victory to archers, and archery has its everyday uses as well. Arrows are excellent for peeling parsnips, provided one remembers to use the pointy end. Indeed, I have discussed the matter with Frederick, and we agree that harp lessons are entirely unnecessary.' (The king was very fond of his horse Frederick and never made any important decision without consulting him.)”
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Entwined
by Heather Dixon
The King: A seemingly cold and distant father on the surface; this is more evident after his wife passed away.
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The Arthur series: Book 4Arthur et la guerre des deux mondes
by Luc Besson
The King: Betameche and Selenia's father and the benevolent and kind ruler of the Minimoys. He rides atop a large, furry animal called a Gamoul so as to compensate for his diminutive size.
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Kingdom's Dawn (Kingdom, Book 1)
by Chuck Black
The King: obivously, the King of the Kingdom who loves his people
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Tell Me A Story (Josh Kilen): Book 4The Lost Princess in Winter's Grip
by Josh Kilen
The King: Claims to be Annabeth's real father, is really the Ice King
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The World of Fae: Book 4The Ancient Fae (The World of Fae)
by Terry Spear
The King: Tyrant king of the hawk fae kingdom.
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