The Ring and the Crown
The Ring and the Crown by Daniel Perkins is a children’s book published by AuthorHouse on September 16, 2016. This edition spans 62 pages and is presented in English. The narrative centers around a newly married woman named Lizzy and a queen ant named Jan, exploring their unexpected connection when Lizzy loses her wedding ring, which Jan subsequently incorporates into her crown.
Readers will discover how Lizzy and Jan navigate their dilemma and the realization that the treasures they hold dear may be better shared. The story’s inspiration stems from a moment observed in a park, where a young boy and a woman collected queen ants, leading to a whimsical tale about value and sharing. This engaging narrative invites young readers to reflect on themes of connection and generosity through a unique and imaginative lens.
Official synopsis Publisher
What do a newly married woman named Lizzy and a queen ant called Jan have in common? Nothing until Lizzy loses the diamond to her wedding ring and Queen Jan places the jewel in her crown. How do they work this out? Will they both realize that the very thing they value the most is the very thing they should share?
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The idea for this story evolved from a walk in a park. I saw a young boy picking up something off the ground. A woman stood beside him. I assumed she was his mother. She opened a jar, and the boy dropped something inside. Then the woman quickly closed the lid. When I asked what they were collecting, the mother rolled her eyes, lifted the jar, and said, “We’re collecting queen ants.” In the jar I saw the saw the queen ants, and the woman’s diamond ring sparkled and shown through the glass. That was when the magic of the story came to me.
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