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Quotes From The Book Tiger's Curse By Colleen Houck

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In the book tiger's curse, by: Colleen Houck, A girl named kelsey forms a bond with a tiger at the circus named Ren and she does not know that the tiger as a cruse and that he is really a human.

In the book tiger's curse kelsey gets a job at the circus. She does not realize till later, when they bring the tiger back to india, that Ren has as 300 year old cruse. Kelsey has to break the curse and she is the only one that can break it. A quote from the book is “Since You have such a good connection with Ren why don't you go to india with him” (pg. 45 ) The quote helps show that Kelsey has a good friendship with Ren. it was very brave of you to go chasing Ren out in the jungle. (pg. 56) The quote shows that kelsey is brave and would do anything

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