ADVENTURES OF ARABELLA AND THE SEVEN MAIDENS

<p>Arabella is off on her second journey to help people who are oppressed in the world. The child doesn't know where her next journey is taking her but she is looking forward to more adventures and to help others if she can. When Arabella is finally transported to another faraway land she becomes astonished about her second goodwill mission to help people from a dire situation because she must go with her new companion whom Arabella will meet in her second journey and they must travel around the world to collect the seven keys from the seven maidens. Afterward Arabella and her companion return where her companion is from to free the people there from a devastating curse that has plagued the land the king's southern part of his kingdom. While the two girls travel to each maiden's territory they're faced with perils and trials on the way. So no one can say that the girls don't have their hands full; yet during their goodwill mission they'll meet wonderful people of foreign tongues and cultures between the maidens' territories. Also Arabella and her companion will develop a meaningful relationship with each other that's binding for life. They both have strong faith for their age; but they would have to because without faith and divine intervention their goodwill mission won't be successful. This Arabella learned from her first journey and more so in this second journey. One thing the girls will have in common with their perils and trials they both will see their faith grow and through perseverance they both will gain wisdom yet maintaining humility and a heart of charity on the way. If Arabella is thinking her first and previous journey was overwhelming then she'll surely find this second journey surpasses her first with amazing and incomprehensible adventures and perils on the way so her and new companion's faith may be tested. Thus with each goodwill mission her faith will grow stronger and the values she learns from her journeys are indeed preparing her to rule wisely and justly--as baroness of the Wellington dynasty someday.</p>