Princess of Glass
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.33 (652 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1599906597 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 272 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-02 |
| Language | : | English |
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. The magic that forced all 12 princesses to dance incessantly is reversed, and Poppy is sent for a respite to Seadown House, where the last thing she wishes to do is attend parties to dance. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. From School Library Journal Gr 5-8–George continues with her novelization of fairy tales by placing Princess Poppy, one of three surviving sisters from Princess of the Midnight Ball (Bloomsbury, 2009) at the center of a Cinderella plot that includes a bewitchingly evil premise. George weaves in elements from the first novel in a somewhat convoluted and drawn-out narrative in which the evil magic is finally conquered through Poppy's knowledge and previous experience. It is there that she encounters a maid whose misfortune has landed her in her present state of servitude after losing her family, inheritance, and stature as the daughter of an Earl. No redistribution p
Awesome!!!!!!!! Monte Giese In this story, Princess Poppy, Prince Christian, and Ellen are the main characters. This witty story is a brilliant retelling of the original Cinderella story. The wonderfully cast makes this book extraordinary. The kingdom's put together a trade. Poppy goes to the Seadown's where she meets Marrian. Christian goes to a city near the Seadown Manor. The two meet of course. Ellen becomes a maid when her father and mother die. She serves at the Seadown household. She goes to a ball with help from her godmother. But that is all I can tell you without spoiling the story. Wonderful story. I highly recommend it to you.. Not great, slow, boring Mary W Boring.. Smashing Sequal to "Princess of the Midnight Ball" After all the nights she has spent dancing for the wicked King of Under Stone, Princess Poppy refuses to dance. She has plenty else to do: knitting, gambling, and participating in an exchange program concocted by her father and the rulers of Ionia. Enter a miserable servant named Ellen, a former lady who is desperate to reagain her wealth, no matter what. Add a vengeful fairy godmother, glass slippers, and spells, and you got a huge enchantment.As a supporting character, Poppy gave off a determined and fiesty air. As a main character, you can't help but like her. She's got a mind of her own and is intelligent, but at the same tim
JessicaDayGeorge. Jessica lives with her husband, their young son, and a five-pound Maltese named Pippin in a house that needs to be vacuumed much too often. She had been a movie store clerk, librarian, bookseller, and school office lady before she got her big break. Jessica Day George is the author of Sun and Moon, Ice a
But thanks to a vengeful fairy, Poppy's happily ever after gets complicated. Hoping to escape the troubles in her kingdom, Princess Poppy reluctantly agrees to take part in a royal exchange program. This companion to Princess of the Midnight Ball will delight readers with action and romance.. She travels abroad hoping to find better political alliances and perhaps a marriage