Sir Princess Petra's Talent Honored With "Seal of Approval" from Children's Literary Classics, and has qualified for the 2015 Children's Literary Classics Book Awards.
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Children’s Literary Classics, 5
stars
When Petra, a precocious young princess, earns her knighthood, her father the king is not at all pleased. In order to prepare his daughter to one day become a suitable queen, he insists she attend talent school where she will learn to behave like a proper princess.
Armed with her quick wit,
and a fierce determination, Princess Petra sets off to earn a talent. As she
journeys to talent school, traveling with her trusty dragon, Snarls, she
acquires new friends along the way. Together, Princess Petra's motley entourage
makes enlightening discoveries and encounters merry adventures throughout their
expedition.
Princess stereotypes are
gloriously debunked in this book about a royal who dares to be herself. Princess
Petra will charm and inspire youngsters as she fearlessly outwits those who
would thwart her progress in achieving her own goals, all the while helping
others realize their own dreams. Author Diane Mae Robinson's second book in the
Pen Pieyu Adventures is a delightful read and one that is sure to engage and
enthrall young readers. Sir Princess Petra's Talent is recommended for home and school libraries
and has earned the Literary Classics Seal of Approval.
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| Illustration by Samantha Kickingbird |
Sincere congratulations, Diane!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much.
DeleteCongrats!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sue.
DeleteCongratulations, Diane! Wow! You must be all smiles :D :D :D
ReplyDeleteYes, feeling pretty proud right now, especially thinking back to the 9 years and 27 rejections before book one was accepted by a publisher. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. Appreciated.
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