Princess & Missy's Magical Adventures is an
excellent children's book that teaches the importance of faith amidst adversity. From it, children learn that they can overcome even the worst of situations as long as they remain positive and believe that they are strong enough to do so. This book is perfect for children/parents who are looking for a sweet story that touches on the issues of
grief or any of
life's struggles.
The story follows Princess -- a young poodle with a loving spirit who’s “cute, chubby and short” after she finds herself homeless one day, though, after her family suddenly disappears. But Princess doesn't give up! Follow her on a journey through an enchanted forest full of wonderful surprises.
Share her excitement when she meets Missy, the magical butterfly who gives Princess the Crystal Heart and asks for Princess' help to accomplish her important work. Will Missy and Princess be able to overcome the wicked plans of Jaith the Joy Stealer? Find out as Princess and her new friends set forth on a magical adventure!
“The lesson I am trying to convey,” says author Martin, “is even if all seems lost, when you walk through the pain, unexpected gifts and inner strength appear.” Kinra’s illustrations embellish this message in Martin’s text with their simple, aesthetic images that quickly catch children’s attention while still conveying the emotion and character of the story.
If you've been searching for the
perfect children's book that helps bridge the communication gap in discussing things like
homelessness,
getting/being lost, or
the importance of friendship, you have found the perfect story that makes it easier to discuss these issues and many others.
You and your children are sure to love this
perfect children's book for many years ahead. We're even offering the ability to
Preview Princess & Missy's Magical Adventures online for
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Media Kit:
Author Michelle Nicole Martin grew up in California. She started writing poetry when she was thirteen years old, and began writing children’s stories at the age of thirty-one.