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|Nov 4, 2003
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|Nov 4, 2003
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|Michael A. Valleriano, Christopher I. Marshall, Mark A. Bobb
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|Eastman Kodak Company
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Reference is made to copending application Ser. No. 10/273,871, entitled "Correlating Asynchronously Captured Event Data and Images" and filed Oct. 18, 2002 in the names of M. A. Valleriano, C. I. Marshall and M. A. Bobb, and copending application Ser. No. 10/303,363, entitled "Correlating Captured Images and Timed Event Data" and field Nov. 25, 2002 in the names of M. A. Valleriano, C. I. Marshall, and M. A. Bobb, which are assigned to the assignee of this application.
The invention relates generally to the field of digital image processing, and in particular to the automatic correlation of images with objects in the images or events associated with the images.
There are a number of ways to identify a particular person within an image, picture or photo. One typical method provides the person with an identification number, and that identification number is then associated with an image. A few examples of such methods include magnetic stripe cards, bar codes, and radio frequency identification tags that are encoded with the person's identification number. The person's identification number is read before, during or after the image capture and the identification number is associated with the specific image by known methods (e.g., encoding the identification number in the image's metadata or recording the identification information in a database).
Eastman Kodak Co. has a number of products that associate a particular person with an image. For example, Kodak EPX Thrill Shots and Roving Photos, Kodak Image Magic Fantasy Theater and other Kodak products provide the subject with an identification (ID) tag that is associated with an image and used to find the image in an image database and produce a photographic product.
U.S. Patent Application Publication No. US2002/0008622 A1, which was published Jan. 24, 2002, describes a method of associating a particular person with one or more images using a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag. The tags are worn by park patrons during their visit to a park or other entertainment facility. Various readers distributed throughout the park or entertainment facility are able to read the RFID tags and reference unique identifier numbers. Thus, the unique identifier numbers can be conveniently read and provided to an associated photo/video capture system for purposes of providing indexing of captured images according to the unique identifiers of all individuals standing within the field of view of the camera. Captured photo images can thus be selectively retrieved and organized into a convenient photo/video album to provide a photo record of a family's or group's adventures at the park or other entertainment facility.
U.S. Patent Application Publication No. US2002/0101519 A1, which was published Aug. 1, 2002, describes a system such as might be used on a cruise line that more generically associates a person having a tag (e.g. RFID) with a captured image. The system uses a transponder that generates and transmits a unique identification code uniquely identifying the subject of the photographic image to a remote detection unit located within a digital camera. Upon receipt, the unique identification code is verified to correspond with the intended subject of a photographic image, and upon successful verification, the image is recorded. The transmitted unique identification code is encoded in the associated recorded image data, and the data is transferred to a computer-readable storage medium and stored in a database. Once stored, the image can be securely accessed and displayed via a user interface using the associated unique identification code.
The prior art works well for images when one or just a few people are in an image and when the identities of the people can be synchronized with the capture of the images, that is, when the identifier codes and the images are systematically captured together (synchronously) and stored together. However, these systems are not able to handle large numbers of people in a single image and are difficult to apply to multiple images with the same people in each of them. Just as important, these systems are difficult to apply in a situation where the identifier codes are not specifically tied to a particular image, that is, the identifier codes and the images are obtained by systems that are not necessarily synchronized (i.e., asynchronous).
The aforementioned related patent application Ser. Nos. 10/273,871 and 10/303,363 describe methods for identifying people in an image using a simple location detection system based on a single data reading device per image location, and especially where the images are asynchronously captured relative to event data associated with a timed activity. For example, a race may have a timing mat at a specific location on the race course. As a contestant crosses the timing mat, data from an RFID tag is read by the mat and a data record is created. The resulting information is basically two dimensional (2D) in nature (i.e., the mat location on the course), and the location of a contestant when data is read by the timing mat is essentially fixed throughout the race since the mat is not relocated during the race. Meanwhile, a camera is capturing images of the event (e.g., contestants crossing the finish line), but the images are not directly associated with the timed activity (i.e., the images are captured asynchronously in relation to the data record from the timed activity). A correlation algorithm then relates the images to the data record, and thereby to the RFID tag information identifying the people in the images.
However, there are certain situations where the location of the person being photographed can vary across a large volume of space. For example, in a sporting event such as a hockey, football or soccer game, players may be anywhere on the field or on the periphery of the field. Images of these players may be taken while they are anywhere within the sports field or arena. This situation requires a three dimensional (3D) tracking system to locate players during a sporting event.
One three dimensional tracking system for a sports event is described in WO 00/28731 (Orad Hi-Tec Systems Limited). This document describes an interactive television system using video and/or television cameras to image a sporting event, such as a game. RF or microwave sensing equipment is used to identify players and objects, and triangulation is used to determine the positions of players and objects during the game. Position data is transmitted separately or combined with the video images. The positional information for the players and objects is used to display game and player information on a video or TV screen for viewers.
Another three dimensional tracking system for a sporting event is described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,204,813 (Trakus Inc.). This document describes an RF tracking system using spread spectrum radio transceivers, a signal processor, a database engine and a processor to identify players and objects and relate stored biographical data to the players. The system provides an image of both the on-going game and information about the players on TV or other communication channels, such as the Internet.
Both of these three dimensional tracking systems track the location of players and objects during a sporting event, and provide images and data for commercial imaging channels such as TV or the Internet. (Such imaging channels are characterized herein as productive of "low quality" images, where such low quality images are typically motion images or still images with low resolution, limited color fidelity or some other reduced image quality characteristic.) However, such sporting events often have independent photographers with high quality imaging equipment (typically, still film cameras or high-resolution digital cameras) that operate independently of the three dimensional tracking system used for the commercial channels. Currently, there is no way for such independent photographers to relate their high quality images with the player and location information contained within the tracking system. Also, the three dimensional tracking systems, as utilized with TV or the Internet, provide no way for the viewers or players to obtain high quality still images of players or game action.
A method is needed to easily associate (1) high quality images with player identification and biographical information, allowing identification of all the players within a particular image, and also to easily locate all images that include a particular contestant; and (2) allow viewers of the three dimensional tracking systems to obtain high quality images of players and game action. Such a method is particularly needed in a system where the data about the event, including the identities of the players, is asynchronously captured in relation to the high quality images, such that there is seldom a clear one-to-one relationship between the event data and the images.
The present invention is directed to overcoming one or more of the problems set forth above. Briefly summarized, according to one aspect of the present invention, a method for correlating tracking data associated with an activity occurring in a three-dimensional space with images captured within the space, wherein remotely-accessible identification tags are attached to people and/or objects associated with the activity, comprises the steps of: (a) locating a camera with respect to the three-dimensional space, wherein the camera at a given location has a determinable orientation and field of view that encompasses at least a portion of the space; (b) capturing a plurality of images with the camera and storing data corresponding to the images, including a capture time for each image; (c) capturing tracking data from the identification tags attached to the people and/or objects within the space and storing the tracking data, including a tag capture time for each time that a tag is remotely accessed; (d) correlating each image and the tracking data by interrelating tracking data having a tag capture time in substantial correspondence with the capture time of each image, thereby generating track data corresponding to each image; (e) utilizing the track data to determine positions of the people and/or objects within the three dimensional space at the capture time of each image; and (f) utilizing the location and orientation of the camera to determine the portion of the space captured in each image and thereby reduce the track data to a track data subset corresponding to people and/or objects positioned within the portion of space captured in each image.
The advantage of the invention lies in its ability to easily correlate asynchronously captured event data and images in a three dimensional volumetric space on a playing field. As a result, in a sporting event occurring on a playing field, it is possible to easily identify and associate all the players within a particular image of the playing field, and also to easily locate all images of the playing field that include a particular player.
These and other aspects, objects, features and advantages of the present invention will be more clearly understood and appreciated from a review of the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments and appended claims, and by reference to the accompanying drawings.
Because image processing systems employing correlation and retrieval techniques are well known, the present description will be directed in particular to attributes forming part of, or cooperating more directly with, a method and system in accordance with the present invention. Method and system attributes not specifically shown or described herein may be selected from those known in the art. In the following description, a preferred embodiment of the present invention would ordinarily be implemented as a software program, although those skilled in the art will readily recognize that the equivalent of such software may also be constructed in hardware. Given the method and system as described according to the invention in the following materials, software not specifically shown, suggested or described herein that is useful for implementation of the invention is conventional and within the ordinary skill in such arts. If the invention is implemented as a computer program, the program may be stored in a conventional computer readable storage medium, which may comprise, for example; magnetic storage media such as a magnetic disk (such as a floppy disk or a hard drive) or magnetic tape; optical storage media such as an optical disc, optical tape, or machine readable bar code; solid state electronic storage devices such as random access memory (RAM), or read only memory (ROM); or any other physical device or medium employed to store a computer program.
The advantage of correlation, as described in the cross-referenced Ser. No. 10/303,363, is understood with the example of a foot race. Races such as a marathon or ironman race typically have many contestants. Photographs of the contestants may be taken at the beginning of the race, at the finish line, or at any point along the race course. These photos may show a few people, but typically contain many people. Also, many photos may be taken throughout the race, and a given person could appear in a number of these photos. Similar situations occur at other events such as graduations, walks for charity, and so on.
At a race, the contestant initially registers by providing personal information that is stored in a registration database. The contestant is issued a Contestant ID number (CID) that is recorded in the registration database. The CID is also provided on a bib, badge, pass or other article that the contestant can carry or wear. In the prior art, for example, the article could also contain an RFID tag. Consequently, these articles include the CID and a unique tag article ID (TID) number. Information relating the CID and the TID is recorded in an article database (which could be different from the registration database).
For instance, the contestant is provided with a bib having a CID and an RFID tag with the TID; optionally, the RFID tag may also have the CID. It is possible for the RFID tag to be incorporated into the bib, or it might be a separate item such as a wrist or ankle band for wearing.
Data gathering stations are located at one or more points around the race course. Each data gathering station includes a means (e.g., timing mats laid across the course) to read information from the RFID tag (or other article) as the contestant passes the station, and a way to associate that information with other data such as time, location, lap, etc. that is obtained from separate race timing apparatus. This information is stored in a race time database. The data gathering station may also include at least one camera that captures one or more images as the contestant races past the station. Ordinarily, the camera associates data such as time of capture, image number, camera number, etc., with the image in a camera image database. The challenge is to correlate the information from the various databases using the CID, TID, time, location and other data.
In cross-referenced Ser. No. 10/303,363, a method is described to associate all the contestants within a given photo with that particular image, and also to locate all images that include a particular contestant. Such a method is particularly useful in a system where the data about the event, including the identities of the contestants, is asynchronously captured in relation to the images such that there is seldom a clear one-to-one relationship. To provide correlation, a time-based window is generated that interrelates event data in the race time data base with images in the camera image database having a time of capture within the window. Once that relationship is established between the event data and the images, the race time data base can relate the images to the identification of the race contestants that would likely be in the images for that segment of the event.
Referring first to
Additional computers (not shown) could be added to the system for additional functions. For example, a preview computer could be used to display images on preview monitors to entice players and other customers to the sales location. A dedicated operator computer could be provided for backroom operations. Other computer system architectures are possible, and many have been implemented in Kodak EPX installations. Relative to a subsequent description of the present invention, the computer system shown in
Unlike a race, where contestants follow a defined path that intersects timing mats in defined locations, images may be captured at an event where people and objects travel throughout a defined volume of space. Such an event may be a sports event such as a soccer, hockey or football game, or it may be any gathering of people within a defined space, such as an assemblage of people for a meeting (e.g., a political convention).
An objective of the present invention is to provide identification of all players, e.g, players C, D, E, F and G, that are within an image captured by a camera 20 (in one embodiment, the camera 20 is one of the digital cameras 310 shown in
Within an existing and conventional tracking system, information about some or all of the players, coaches, referees, on-lookers, photographers, and the like is entered into a participant database 102 (see
As explained heretofore, participants (and objects of interest) have an article that identifies them uniquely through a non-contact communication method (e.g., an RFID tag, etc.). For instance, a tag 22 (see
One or more tracking stations 24 are located around the periphery of the field 8 shown in
Referring to
The remote computer 32 then processes the tracking data to determine the location of each tag 22, and the player or object that the tag is attached to, throughout the sports event. In conventional tracking system applications, the player or object information obtained from processing in the remote computer 32 is combined with the video feed from conventional TV cameras (which are not shown in
According to one embodiment of the present invention, one or more photographers 42 may be located anywhere within the defined volume of space comprising the playing field shown in
Each camera 20 has a particular orientation determined by a line of sight 44 and a field of view 46, as shown in
Camera line of sight data may be determined using any technology known to those skilled in the art. As shown in
According to another approach for determining the camera line of sight, as shown in
As shown in
Examples of how the present invention can be implemented will now be discussed. There are two approaches to implementation of the benefits of the invention. As shown in
First Implementation: Using Tracking Data to Identify People and Objects within an Image
In this implementation, and as shown in
Preparation Function
The preparation function 120 can occur anytime prior to the start of the game. As shown in
Prior to starting the game, information is entered in a participant data step 144 into the participant database 102, including such data as name, team, player number, player statistics, etc. Some information such as player statistics may reside in another database (such as a league statistics database) and could be linked to the participant database 102. A player ID may be assigned at this time or it may be entered when a tag 22 is assigned to a player. The participant database 102 may also include information on coaches, referees, photographers and other people for whom identification or location tracking is desired.
The image database 108 contains camera ID and other information pertaining to image capture. The constant camera data, such as camera ID, may be entered in a camera data step 138. Then, as each image is captured, information is stored in the image database 108 such as camera ID, frame or image ID, camera capture time, exposure data such as shutter and iris settings, other camera settings such as flash activation and lens focal length, field of view, text description, etc. The digital camera 20 typically has a clock, and the camera clocks may optionally be synchronized in the synchronization step 140 to a reference clock prior to the game. There may be a separate image database 108 for each game, or images from more than one game may be stored in a single database. In this later case, game or date information may also be stored.
The other features database 104 with other features important to the game may be created as a separate database with data obtained from an other features data step 134, or may be combined with other databases. This database may include information useful for identification and location of important items such as the goal posts, field perimeter location, team bench location, penalty area, etc. This database may include such information as a feature ID, description, position and orientation data, perimeter location, etc.
RFID tags 22 are assigned to players, coaches, referees, photographers and other people for whom identification or location tracking is desired. People with tags keep them on their person before, during and after the game to facilitate tracking and identification. Tags may also be assigned (attached) to objects such as a goal post, ball, puck, or a camera. Accordingly, appropriate tag information obtained from a TAG entry step 146 is entered into the tag database 100 to relate the tags to the people or objects they are attached to, including such information as tag ID, participant ID, camera ID, feature ID, etc.
While line of sight information may be obtained in a variety of ways, as already mentioned, in the instant example information about the line of sight 44 of a camera 20 is obtained using RFID tags on a 2-axis bar 58 attached to the camera (see
Image Capture Function
Referring to
Photographers may capture images (capture step 152) at any time after tags are attached to the camera 20 and the tracking system 80 is functional. Captured digital images may be stored in a temporary image database in the camera (e.g. removable memory), together with certain camera data—in particular including the capture time. Captured film images are stored on the film, which is subsequently scanned to provide digital images, and the camera data is stored on the film or on an ancillary storage device. The images and the camera data are transferred from the camera (or scanner) in a transfer step 154 and stored in a storage step 156. In one embodiment, the removable memory is periodically removed from the digital camera and placed in a remote computer where the images are transferred to a primary image database. Alternatively, in another embodiment, the digital camera may transmit the images by a cable connection to a remote computer for storage in the primary image database, or in yet another embodiment they may be transmitted by a wireless communication system to a remote computer for storage in the primary image database. The instant example will describe cameras with wireless connections to a remote computer.
Tracking Function
Referring to
The operation of a tracking system such as shown in
A conventional tracking system, such as the one described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,204,813, features a radio frequency (RF) positioning system that determines the identity and positional data such as location, velocity, and acceleration of numerous objects. The system includes a plurality of spread spectrum radio transceivers where at least one transceiver is positioned on each object. Using spread spectrum radio transceivers is advantageous because it allows unlicensed operation.
At least three spread spectrum radio tower transceivers transmit to and receive signals from the plurality of radio transceivers on the objects. The three spread spectrum radio tower transceivers may employ directional antennas. Also, a processor is electrically coupled to each spread spectrum radio tower transceiver. The processor determines the time of arrival of signals received by each spread spectrum radio tower transceiver.
Each of the tower transceivers are coupled to a central signal processor by a network. The central signal processor determines the identity and positional data of the objects. The signal processor determines at least one of: position; time derivatives of position; orientation; and time derivatives of orientation. The signal processor may be connected to the spread spectrum radio transceivers by any network, such as an Ethernet, fiber optic or wireless network.
The central signal processor includes a memory to store the identity and the positional data of the objects. A video processor may be used to display the identity and the positional data of the objects on a video display terminal. In addition, the central signal processor may include a database engine for storing and retrieving data relating to the objects. The data may include biographical data of players in a game such as physical characteristics (height, weight, and strength and speed metrics) and previous game statistics. The video processor can display the data relating to the objects separately or together with the identity and the positional data of the objects.
Such conventional systems also feature a method of determining identity and positional data of numerous objects in a three-dimensional space. The method is based on transmitting a spread spectrum signal that instructs a particular one of the plurality of spread spectrum radio transceivers on the objects to transmit a signal that can be processed to determine identity and positional data of the transceivers.
Signals are received from the spread spectrum radio transceivers on the objects with the spread spectrum radio tower transceivers. The signal processor coupled to the spread spectrum radio tower transceivers despreads the signals to determine the identity of the objects, and processes the signals to determine the positional data of the objects. The positional data may be at least one of: position; time derivatives of position; orientation; and time derivatives of orientation. The positional data of the objects may be determined from estimates of the times of arrival of the signals to each of the (at least) three tower antennas. The times of arrival may be measured relative to a synchronization clock.
The method further includes storing the identity and the positional data of the objects. The method may also include displaying the identity and positional data relating to the objects on a video screen. Information specific to the objects may also be displayed on the video screen. Further information regarding such a tracking system may be found in the aforementiond U.S. Pat. No. 6,204,813, which is incorporated herein by reference.
Correlation and Data Reduction Function
The next step is to determine who and what appears in each image. This is done through the correlation and data reduction function 126 using image data and track data.
One implementation of the correlation and data reduction step is schematically shown in
The tracking system 80 may next apply all, some or none of the following data reduction operations to the tracking data.
In a physical limitations step 174, the tracking system 80 may apply a correlation and data reduction operation including known physical limitations to the tracking data. Physical limitations, typically defined as location data in the other features database 104, may include a region of interest (e.g., a high school sports facility), areas of interest (e.g., boundaries of soccer field #1, boundaries of soccer field #2, etc.), and features of interest (e.g., size and location of east goal, size and location of west goal, size and location of penalty box, etc.). A typical example of the two regions of interest (region of interest A and region of interest B) is shown in
The tracking system 80 may next apply a correlation and data reduction operation including optical limitations to the track data in an optical limitations step 176. This operation may be performed by the tracking system or by the imaging system 82. In the instant example, the tracking system performs this operation. Using the camera ID sent to the tracking system 80, the tracking system locates tag data associated with the camera ID and calculates the camera location, orientation and line of sight. The camera location, line of sight (LOS) 44 and field of view (FOV) 46 information define the volume of space captured in the selected image (see
An additional optical limitation operation may include the application of depth of field (DoF) information that may also be sent to the tracking system to further reduce the track data set. DoF information may be defined in several ways, such as a lookup table relating lens aperture and focal length. In the instant example as shown in
In an inclusion and exclusion step 178, the correlation and data reduction process may also modify the selected track data by applying inclusions and exclusions. For instance, it may be desirable to always identify or include certain tags that otherwise would not be included in DoF track data subset. For example, a particular player may be of interest regardless of their location within the field of view of a given image, or an operator may be searching for all images with a particular player in the image regardless of where the player is located. Exclusions may also be applied to the DoF track data. For instance, it may be desirable to eliminate all game officials or photographers from the data subset.
A selected track data subset is the result of performing all desired data reduction operations, where the selected track data subset includes at least the Tag ID, and optionally the position data, of all people and objects that are likely to be within the image after the data reduction operations.
The next operation in the correlation and data reduction process is correlating the selected track data subset with biographic data (correlation step 180) that is maintained in this example in the participant database 102. This operation can be performed by the tracking system 80 or by the imaging system 82. The result is that the image system obtains, as shown in
The image system 80 may optionally store the tag and biographic information in the image database 108. This may be done using any database management method known in the art. In addition, or alternatively, the tag and biographic information may be stored with the image itself. As shown in
In the instant example, information such as the tag ID, position, camera ID and image or frame number are stored and categorized in the participant database for each identified person or object in the image. In addition, tag, position and biographic information of each identified person or object identified within an image may be stored and categorized in the image header 190 of the image file 188.
Note that while these correlation and data reduction operations have been described in a particular order, it is possible for the sequence to be organized differently and still provide the desired result. Alternatively, some of these operations may not be performed for a given image. Portions of the correlation and data reduction process may be performed at different times, and/or they may be performed on different computers, as desired. For example, the physical limitations portion 174 may be performed prior to the arrival of any image data, or the physical limitations portion may be performed on the tracking system while the optical limitations 176 may be performed on the image system. (However, the optical limitation portion of the correlation process occurs at any time following image capture.) For example, referring to
This correlation and data reduction process may be repeated for each image of interest. In alternative implementations, a batch of images may be processed as a group.
Preview and Print
In a first preview and print scenario using the instant invention, the correlation and data reduction process 126 is performed when images are entered into the image database. Thus all images have had the identity of participants and objects determined and stored with the images in the image database 108.
Referring to
In a second preview and print scenario using the instant invention, the correlation and data reduction process 126 either has not yet been performed on all images, or the desired participant or object was not included in the final tracking data subset used to record identities in the image database.
As before, a customer approaches a photo station to see images of a participant (request step 200). As shown in
If the image system 82 determines that some of the images have not had the correlation and data reduction process 126 performed on them, then the image system sends appropriate information to the tracking system 80 (e.g., camera ID, camera time, etc.). The operator may also send additional limitations to the tracking system, including features of interest (e.g. sports field or game identifier). The tracking system then performs the correlation and data reduction process on those images. The tracking system returns the required data to the image system for those images, and the image system stores or updates the image database with the new data. The image system then proceeds to search the database for the particular participant requested by the customer, the selected images are sorted and displayed, optionally edited and selected images ordered as before.
Second Implementation: Locating High Quality Images for Display on a Low Image Quality Tracking System
In this implementation as shown in
Camera image data are stored in the image database 108 as described in the first implementation. Image data is correlated to data in the tracking database in a similar manner to that described in the first implementation. Images may be located and displayed or printed as described in the first implementation.
The significant benefits of this implementation is that it enables independent photographers to identify players and objects within every image they capture, and the video, TV or Internet viewers can also access high quality (still) images and order products as desired.
One implementation of the instant invention is for professional sports events such as a hockey game. Professional photographers can use the tracking information to identify players and puck locations in the photos they capture, and the sports news organizations can utilize the images in their broadcasts. Additionally, viewers can access and purchase images that interest them.
Another implementation of the instant invention is for non-professional sports events such as a little league soccer game. A portable tracking system is set up around a sports field, and photographs are captured during the game. Players and audience members can purchase photographic products with the images, for either immediate or remote fulfillment. Other implementations could include less structured competitions, such as cheerleader competitions, or performances and performance competitions, such as band performances or band festivals, where large numbers of individuals either perform in a defined three-dimensional space such as a stage or pass a defined staging location, such as a reviewing stand. Within an industrial or surveillance setting, the invention can be used to identify individuals within a three-dimensional controlled space, such as a factory floor or an entry foyer.
Another implementation would provide a tracking system for more than one sports field (see
In another implementation of the instant invention, attendees of a large convention (e.g. a political convention) or other gathering of people could all be provided with tags. A tracking system could be established around the convention site. For instance, assuming that the regions of interest A . . . D in
The invention has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment. However, it will be appreciated that variations and modifications can be effected by a person of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the scope of the invention.
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Turns out, Olympia is alive and well in a faraway village, having lost her memory after her ill-timed tumble. But one day she awakes and remembers her previous glory as queen. Accompanied by Lazy Susan (Sleeping Beauty's slacker sister) and Stan Lucasa (a gentleman with a surprising destiny), Olympia returns, determined to take back the kingdom.
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Gr 5-8- This sequel to Ferris's beloved Once upon a Marigold (Harcourt, 2002) shifts its focus from Christian and Marigold to one of the less-savory characters. At the end of the first book, the evil-plotting Queen Olympia falls into a river, allowing everyone else to live happily ever after. Now, she has arrived downstream in Granolah and, suffering from amnesia, starts a new life as "Angie." It's only when she snaps out of it and wants her throne back that trouble starts. With her friends as her companions, she treks back to Beaurivage, resumes her reign, and jails King Swithbert and Ed, the troll who raised Christian. When Marigold realizes what has happened, she cooks up a plan with Christian, her father, and Ed. But just as they've deposed the queen, Olympia turns back into Angie. Realizing they're much better off with Angie, they bring in a wizard to rid her body of any traces of Olympia, and the whole kingdom returns to its happily-ever-after mode. In focusing on Olympia and introducing a plethora of new minor characters, Ferris moves away from what was so endearing about the first book: Marigold and Christian. Throughout this one, they are settling into marriage and bickering, which becomes monotonous. Still, the sequel shines in its more witty moments, as when Marigold discovers knock-knock jokes. Fans of the first title will surely want to read this novel, but it does not stand alone.-Jennifer Barnes, Homewood Library, IL
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The trouble began with the dogs: big, shaggy Bub and little, dramatic Cate; and the floor mops: Flopsy, Mopsy, and Topsy. They had lots of toys scattered all through the castle at Beaurivage, as well as at the crystal cave-castle, Zandelphia's royal residence across the river. There were chew toys, balls, flying toys, stuffed toys, toys on wheels, but there was just one blue squeaky toy. And that was the one they all wanted to play with.
When they were at the castle where the blue squeaky toy wasn't, they made do with what was available. But even when they were wildly chasing the bouncy red balls down seven flights of stairs, they were each thinking, I wish I had that blue squeaky toy. When they did have the blue squeaky toy, there were nothing but fights over who got to play with it, and for how long, and whose turn was next.
Nobody could figure out why these dogs, who had been such good friends for over a year, were suddenly so contentious. They should have been the happiest dogs in all the known kingdoms. They had the most luxurious silk pillows to sleep on (as well as every bed—even if there was somebody in it—in any of the 247 bedrooms in both castles combined), the finest and most exotic cuisine (muskrat mixture, chipmunk chews, kangaroo kibble) prepared daily by the royal chefs, so many toys the courtiers were constantly tripping over them and finding them under the many sofa cushions (and still occasionally discovering that their court shoes had been chewed on), and more freedom than was probably good for them. Limits are important and necessary, after all.
The dogs weren't sure why they were so cranky with each other, either. It just seemed there was something in the air that made them feel all prickly and cross.
And then there was something in the air. Rain—lots of it.
The rain started the day a rumor reached the castle at Beaurivage of a woman who had washed ashore about a year before in a village far, far, far downstream, who hadn't been able to remember anything about how she had gotten into the river—or anything at all, really. She apparently had recently regained her memory.
There were no further details, but of course everyone thought of their queen, Olympia, who had fallen into the river the year before.
It kept raining. For days and days and days. Then everybody in Beaurivage—not just the dogs—was in a bad mood.
The suspicions that the woman was Olympia persisted. But no more rumors arrived, and neither did Olympia. Since everyone believed that the first thing she would have done upon recovering her memory that she was a queen would have been to get back to Beaurivage as fast as possible, and since that hadn't come about, they began to comfort themselves with the belief that the woman downstream was not Olympia. It was an odd coincidence, they agreed, that another woman had fallen into the river at about the same time, but coincidences happened, especially in villages alongside rivers.
After a week or so of steady rain, the downpours tapered off and finally stopped. But the persistent feelings in Beaurivage were those of gloom, discontent, and unease. It was hard to believe that such a short time before, around the time of the dedication of the Zandelphia-Beaurivage Bridge linking the two kingdoms, many residents, including the royals, believed themselves to be the happiest they had ever been.
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i just finished reading the book and it was good. Olympia is back! having recovered her memory, wanting to be sole ruler again. The queen is as bad as ever, wanting king Swithbert out of the way. Drama plays a key role in this book, such as: Christian and Marigold find out that happily ever after is filled with arguements and disagreements, A rebellion against the queen takes place, three main characters are thrown in the dungeon for treason, executions will be held... and much more!! if you loved the first book you will be glad to hear that all the main characters have returned along with new characters. A wizard if added, sleeping beauty's half sister, and a chief who is also good at making dresses. i recommend the book to please who love rebellions. you'll seriously enjoy it!!
If it were possible to surpass the wonderful "Once Upon a Marigold", Jean Ferris's "Twice Upon a Marigold" would be the book to do it. Not only is it a revival of the characters we got to know and love in the first book, but it's also equal to its predecessor in the contortions and convolutions that the plot takes before revealing a brilliant and ingenious resolution. The characters of "Twice Upon a Marigold" have bold characteristics and strikingly unique personalities. Cleverly intertwining old characters with new additions, Ferris produces a cast that young readers can follow and keep older readers interested and chuckling. Their most secret thoughts, feelings, and inhibitions are revealed to us and they unquestionably win our sympathies. One thing that was initially bothersome but grew on me after the first hundred pages was the often anticlimactic and very silly humor sprinkled liberally throughout the book. A Brothers Grimm fairy tale this book certainly is not. Although the book does touch upon some serious themes, one can tell that it doesn't take itself very seriously, making the adventure all the more fun for any reader of any age. Overall, Jean Ferris has constructed a marvelous book that will capture the day-dreaming imagination of its readers, satisfy the wonderings of the first book's fans, and leave an unmistakeable mark on the fairy-tale world.
I want this series to never end!!!!!!!
I love this book. I recomend it highly.
This is an awesome book. It is funny, sweet and wonderful.
This book is a bubbly, funny sequel to "Once Upon A Marigold". It is humorious and lighthearted in parts, and in others, it is spine-chillingly scary. Many new and serious themes are expressed in this book such as honesty and loyalty. Jean Ferris has very creativly written a sequel that l,grabs your attention amd won't let go 'till you're done. This spicy stiry is a must-read, although you should definately read "Once Upon A Marigold" first, as rthis book makes numerous references to things that happened in it.
I loved it
This book is amazing. You will like it if you liked the first book.
I love these books. I read Once Upon a Merigold and was a great book. I hope Jean Ferris makes more of the series.
I totally recommend this book and the series to anyone who likes action with just a little bit of romance..... In this book there are twists and turns and everything in between...... ecspecially the ending..... HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!! 100000000+ stars in my rating....
Ihis book is full of excitement!!! I read the first one and I was hooked on the series! It's to bad there are only two books so far in the series. :( Well I hope you enjoy this book as much as I did!!! :) (BUT READ THE FIRST ONE FIRST OR IT'LL RUIN THE WHOLE BOOK FOR YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!) :( :( :( :( :( :( :(!
it's another action packed book filled with the same happy and fun-loving characters, except Queen Olympia, of course. You will be turning each and every page and be loving the book!
My eleven year old granddaughter introduced me to this series. She loves to read them to me and I love having her read to me. This is a fun story with great characters with whom you either sympathize or despise.
The whole trilogy of this is great! A smooth story line and clean too! I am an adult but like teen or children's books too, as some of them have "clean" story lines. This is a good one for adults as it is not boring. Adventures too. I also learned a new game(I looked it up in a card game book), as some of the characters play: Snip, Snap, Snorum.
Olympia is back and will kill Marigold for marrying Chris!
Holy cow this book is amazing i read it right after i finished the first one! Once again it is the perfect mix between love and comedy! Youbreally need to read this book i could not put it down!
I love this book. It is one of the best books I have ever read. Everybody else out there should read it to.
Not as good as the first one but definitely still a good read!


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