Trouble With Parsnips

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