The Fairy's Mistake - The Princess Test
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Enchanting stories of fairy tale heroines.
1. If you love fairy tales and heroines who don't fit the mold, these two stories are perfect for you. 2. The Fairy's Mistake is a charming tale about the consequences of greed and the importance of staying true to oneself, while The Princess Test is a creative and quirky retelling of the classic prince-seeking-a-bride story. Both stories feature strong female protagonists who break stereotypes and prove that kindness and courage can overcome any obstacle.
The Fairy's Mistake - The Princess Test
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ISBN: 9780007109463
Authors:
Gail Carson Levine
Publisher: HarperCollinsChildren’sBooks
Date of Publication: 2009-09-01
Format: Paperback
Related Topics:
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Goodreads rating: 3.82
(rated by 13072 readers)
Description
Two hilarious fairy tales with a difference by the author of ELLA ENCHANTED – just spin the book round to read a different story! Here, The Good and Bad Sisters and The Princess and the Pea get a modern spin…In The Fairy’s Mistake, when a fairy gives gentle Rosella the gift of gemstones that fall from her lips every time she speaks, her life looks rosy. But a greedy Prince insists on marrying her and makes her speak endlessly. Her horrible twin sister Myrtle meanwhile has been cursed with a series of frogs, bugs and snakes issuing from her mouth. So how come she can now get everything she wants?And in The Princess Test, Lorelei is terribly sweet, but she can’t do a thing for herself except bruise horribly and embroider exquisitely. Prince Nicholas’s parents are conducting a series of impossible tests on Perfect Princesses in order to find a wife for their son. Will Lorelei pass all the tests and save the Prince from the lip-licking Crocodile Princess?AGE 8-12
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