#30: The Princess and The Pea by Diane Setterfield
Originally a literary fairy tale written by Hans Christian Andersen in 1835, the story is about a young woman, whose royal identity is established by a test of her physical sensitivity.
Atria/Emily Bestler Books 16 pages ISBN: 9781476773001 October 2013
AMAZON US
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REVIEW:
To the point! This story is so short, I almost thought I missed something. It's a cute tale though and I enjoyed the princess character at the end. She was full of spunk and that was how she enamored the king, queen and prince as well. Not so sure I totally get it, but in afterthought, I'm sure more will come to me. Short and sweet little read!
3/5
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Atria/Emily Bestler Books 16 pages ISBN: 9781476773001 October 2013
AMAZON US
Read free at Bookshout!
REVIEW:
To the point! This story is so short, I almost thought I missed something. It's a cute tale though and I enjoyed the princess character at the end. She was full of spunk and that was how she enamored the king, queen and prince as well. Not so sure I totally get it, but in afterthought, I'm sure more will come to me. Short and sweet little read!
3/5
**No compensation was received for posting. Compensation will be earned if purchases are made from the links within. A copy was read free. Opinions are owned by this site.
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