The Princess and the Pea
By Mathew Oldham
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Synopsis
A young prince seeks a true princess to marry, but every candidate he meets seems unsuitable. One stormy night, a drenched young woman arrives at the castle, claiming to be a princess. To test her authenticity, the queen places a tiny pea beneath a towering stack of mattresses. The next morning, the young woman reveals she had a restless night due to something hard in the bed, proving her sensitivity and true royal nature. The prince and princess marry, living happily ever after.
About the author
Mathew Oldham is a talented author who writes fun and interesting books for children. He has worked on popular Usborne books such as the 'Lift-the-Flap Questions and Answers' series, which help young readers discover amazing facts about the world. Mathew enjoys making learning exciting and easy to understand for everyone.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Published
2017
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