Princess Brr-Rainy
Princess Brr-Rainy by Stephen Games, published by EnvelopeBooks in November 2023, is a young adult fiction that blends humor with elements of fairy tales and folklore. The story follows Prince Raine, a bright child who struggles with being misunderstood by those around her, including her father, the king. As the kingdom of Rainland faces an unusual heatwave, Raine is tasked with investigating the cause, which she initially believes to be a natural phenomenon rather than a mythical creature.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of intelligence, family dynamics, and the unexpected twists of adventure. As Raine navigates her reluctance to confront the situation, she encounters surprising developments that challenge her perspective. This edition, comprising 162 pages, presents a whimsical take on legends and fables, inviting readers to consider the complexities of being different in a world that often favors the ordinary.
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Prince Raine is a very bright kid. And that’s her problem. No one likes smart kids, especially when they’re unaware of the effect they have on other people. Even her Dad (that’s the king) finds her too much. To make things worse, she has two funny, silly, younger brothers–twins–both as dumb as a bar of soap–whom everyone loves. It’s not fair. So when the kingdom of Rainland is threatened by a massive and abnormal heatwave, the reason has to be a natural phenomenon, like global warming –right? It couldn’t be the arrival of some magical, mythical, fire-breathing monster. Could it? The king wants Raine to go and investigate but she refuses; let him send his younger son, if he’s so sure there’s a monster: it’s always the youngest who slays the dragon in fairytales. And then something totally unexpected happens to her and everything changes. But how? Read on.
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