Eilonwy

Taran and Eilonwy grow up over the series, but Eilonwy never shuts up.

Illustration Friday: Fearless 2010

The series tells the coming of age stories of the characters Taran and Eilonwy as they fight against the Horned King to save Prydain.

Celtic Fantasy Freedomstar 2009

The series tells the coming of age stories of the characters Taran and Eilonwy as they fight against the Horned King to save Prydain.

Archive 2009-10-01 Freedomstar 2009

And chatty, chatty Eilonwy is both an irritating little girl and quite fab - I liked how she kept putting Assistant Pig-Keeper Taran in his place and ended up being much more important than she seemed at first.

Review: The Book of Three tinylittlelibrarian 2009

And chatty, chatty Eilonwy is both an irritating little girl and quite fab - I liked how she kept putting Assistant Pig-Keeper Taran in his place and ended up being much more important than she seemed at first.

Archive 2009-01-01 tinylittlelibrarian 2009

I now engage her in coversations about the series' characters: Taran Assistant Pig-Keeper, Princess Eilonwy, Gurgi, Kaw, and all the others.

Archive 2008-02-01 2008

Eilonwy, who'd rather be a tomboy than a princess - from the Prydain series by Lloyd Alexander

Revolution SF's Top 10 Heroines of Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror 2006

I now engage her in coversations about the series' characters: Taran Assistant Pig-Keeper, Princess Eilonwy, Gurgi, Kaw, and all the others.

The Prydain Chronicles 2008

Respectively: Princess Eilonwy daughter of Angharad, and Captain Nancy Blackett of the Amazon.

There's a Sausage Party on My Shelf, and I'm Not Invited Doppelganger 2007

I don’t mean to over-analyze it, but those books had everything for me -- good plots, a character I wanted to love and cuddle (Gurgi), a girl I wanted to be (Eilonwy), a friend I wanted to have (Fflewddur, after whom I named a cherished stuffed animal), and Gwydion, who seemed as glamorous to me as the teenager down the street who starred in all of the high school plays.

More on Lloyd Alexander Roger Sutton 2007