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The Princess Who Was Her Own Hero

The Princess Who Was Her Own Hero

by Pedro Flores
Title:
The Princess Who Was Her Own Hero
Author:
Pedro Flores
Format:
Paperback
Number of pages:
34 pages
Publisher:
Black Rose Writing
ISBN-13:
9781684339716
EAN:
9781684339716
Classifications:
Teenage Fiction
Weight (g):
216
Dimensions (mm):
203 x 204 x 5
Publication Country:
United Kingdom
Language:
English
Condition:
New
Price:£11.94
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Description

This story begins when a princess wakes up from her slumber after a day of picking fruits and smelling flowers. She is in trouble after falling into a dark, sleep spell. She finds herself captive, locked away in a room in a tower. She has been kidnapped and is being held for ransom, as her father is king of the land.In her mind she believes an army or hero will find her, so she knows she can probably wait, still instead of waiting for an indeterminate time or undefined hero, she decides she is going to be her own hero, she takes a deep breath, confronts herself and strategizes.

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