Trouble With Parsnips: 1 (A Seven Kingdoms Fairy Tale)

This nameless princess is a fabulously different kind of hero. I rooted for her triumph with every page turn. --Deborah Halverson award-winning author editorIts like The Kings Speech but for kids.When its save-the-kingdom time a nameless princess has to use her whole toolbox. . .Organizing a party is hard! When youre a behind-the-scenes inventor princess its even worse.But when your royal parents fall ill with croquet fever? All they want to do is play croquet!The pressures on!Then your royal aunt burns down the castle. . .And your fairy godmothers booby-trapped gift means. . .No one hears you at all!Whats a princess to do?Can she finally use the one tool thats never worked. . .her quiet voice?__________________Whether its speaking up at a feast or reading a map in a strange kingdom SEVEN KINGDOMS FAIRY TALES are all about finding more magic in your life.One lucky child gets the perfect leadership gift.If only the fairies would remember the training wheels!Yiiiiiiiikes!__________________For ages 9 to 12. Read in any order.Perfect for fans of funny fast-paced fairy tales like Jean Ferris Once Upon a Marigold or E.G. Foleys The Gryphon Chronicles.Also for friends of entertaining adventure stories. . .with a side of handy life skills. (Jacqueline Davies The Lemonade Wars or Shannon Hales Princess Academy.)