The Karate Princess
The Karate Princess by Jeremy Strong, published by Penguin Adult in 1989, is a unique take on the classic fairytale. This edition spans 80 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Belinda, the youngest of sixteen princesses, who is overlooked by her father, King Stormbelly, and raised by a Japanese tutor. As her sisters are married off, Belinda surprises everyone by becoming a karate expert, prompting her father to leave her to find her own prince.
Readers will find a humorous narrative that blends traditional fairytale elements with modern twists, showcasing Belinda’s journey of self-discovery and empowerment. The book explores themes relevant to juvenile fiction, particularly focusing on girls and women. With its engaging storyline and lively characters, this edition of The Karate Princess offers a fresh perspective on the pursuit of love and identity.
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The youngest of sixteen beautiful princesses, Belinda is ignored by her father, King Stormbelly, and left in the hands of a Japanese tutor. After the king marries off his other daughters he discovers that Belinda has turned into a karate expert. Appalled, he leaves her to find her own handsome prince. But will she be able to � and will she even want to?
A hilarious modern fairytale with a twist � and some well-aimed high kicks!
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