The King and The Pie-maker by sheraiah

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Dairwendan · 20 December 2005 · Chapter 1: 1

Lovely! I read it over three times because it made me so happy! Thanks!

Daynawayna · 1 December 2005 · Chapter 1: 1

What a darling story Sheraiah! Baby Leggy talks just like my daughter used to! That was just precious. Thank you for sharing! :)

Bodkin · 1 December 2005 · Chapter 1: 1

Adorable. Now, if only he could make his council come and play mud-pies. No, that would be an abuse of his position. This relationship between Thranduil and Legolas is delightful. Legolas's demands on his adar are so different - and refreshing - that it must be a real help to the king. I like the way the nursemaid felt impelled to explain how she could be allowing a prince to behave like a mudlark. And very Wood Elfy to accept that closeness to nature - and mud - as not only natural but perfectly acceptable. Very enjoyable story!

Tigger · 30 November 2005 · Chapter 1: 1

Oh my fluffy goodness!!! This is too adorable for words. "Do it again Ada!!" Oh...The thought of Thranduil caked in mud making mud pies...The mental image that produced has placed a grin on my face for the rest of the night. Thank you so much for such a delightful little story.

elliska · 30 November 2005 · Chapter 1: 1

Wonderful. :-) I love seeing Thranduil relax and enjoy playing with his son.

Lamiel · 30 November 2005 · Chapter 1: 1

Very sweet, and well written too. I'm not usually one for fluff, but every once in awhile it makes a nice change of pace. And the image of wee Legolas is simply too cute to be resisted.

Halandleg4ever · 30 November 2005 · Chapter 1: 1

Aww! I love fluff! Little Legolas is so cute, and I love that Thranduil made mud pies with him. Very nice :)

SilentEagle · 30 November 2005 · Chapter 1: 1

Aww... I love a bit of fluff once in a while, and this is the best I've read for ages. I loved everything about it.

harrowcat · 30 November 2005 · Chapter 1: 1

The council could wait; moments of peace in the king’s life were far too precious to be disturbed. A fact that all too many parents never learn I fear. Lovely!

Karri · 29 November 2005 · Chapter 1: 1

Oh, too sweet! Enjoyed it muchly!