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A relentlessly delightful princess and her choleric fairy imposter switch places for three turbulent days in this magical yarn from Edgar Award winning author Vivian Vande Velde.Princess Gabriella is accustomed to a certain kind of castle life. So when she wakes up one morning in a crowded hut, surrounded by squabbling fairy siblings, it takes all her princess training to maintain her poise and good manners.Meanwhile, across the kingdom, Fairy Phleg revels in Gabriella's luxurious lifestyle. As long as she can fool the castle into believing she's the real princess-with a little help from her magical disguise-then she's set to enjoy three glorious days of sweets and comfort. The mischievous fairies have placed a bet, and Gabriella is caught in the middle of it. Can she survive her time in the chaotic fairy household without failing the ultimate princess test and losing her temper? Phleg turns the castle upside down as she poses as Gabriella, but when an important guest arrives, will her antics unwittingly send the kingdom into war? An upbeat and hilarious fantasy from the masterful storyteller, Vivian Vande Velde.
Book Details
Publisher: Scholastic Press
Publish Date: Oct 10th, 2017
Pages: 224
Language: English
Edition: undefined - undefined
Dimensions: 8.40in - 5.80in - 0.80in - 0.60lb
EAN: 9781338121476
Recommended age: 08-12
Categories: • Fantasy - General• Humorous Stories• Royalty
About the Author
Vivian Vande Velde is the Edgar Award-winning author of Never Trust a Dead Man, Heir Apparent, Dragon's Bait, and dozens of other fantasy and mystery novels for young readers. She lives in Rochester, New York.
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Praise for this book
Praise for The Princess Imposter: "In addition to a dash of magic, [Vande] Velde's story is full of humor. Each character is distinct and well developed." -- School Library Journal"Certain to give readers the warm fuzzies." -- Kirkus Reviews