Just the Way You Are - Softcover

Boot, Allison M

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0692559558 ISBN 13: 9780692559550

Publisher: Boot Books, 2015

Synopsis

Misty Miles, the princess of a faraway land known as Starryton, is like any other woman of her station – except for her disability. She has spent the majority of her 21 years high in a tower so that this, and the wheelchair that accompanies it, will remain a secret. Her parents’ fear of the monarchy appearing weak as a result of Misty’s condition necessitates this course of action. Their efforts to protect both Misty and the monarchy make her question her ability to do much of anything – forget about reigning over a kingdom. Like most princesses, Misty has a Prince Charming. Her love is Derrick Denison, prince of the neighboring kingdom of Mooncrest, who is a gifted dancer. Misty is unable to see Derrick because not only is she stuck in an inescapable room, but there’s also the matter of the long, as of yet unresolved, feud between the two families. This conflict caused the once beloved kingdom of Starrycrest to break apart into two separate kingdoms. The princess soon realizes that she must take matters into her own hands. She goes to Trovella, a troll rumored to grant wishes for a price. Misty’s wish takes her on an interesting journey. She not only stares down self-doubt while ensuring that her kingdom and the kingdom of her beloved prince do not pay the ultimate price, but also contends with the rage of feuding families. To make matters all the more complicated, the princess is also faced with the challenge of finding a little girl she encounters in the course of her journey, who also has a disability, a permanent family.

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Review

"Allison Lewis did a spectacular job of incorporating disability awareness into a fairy-tale that people of all ages will enjoy" said Sara Pyska, Author of Dancing Daisies.

Edition details

• Publisher: Boot Books
• Publication date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0692559558
• ISBN 13: 9780692559550
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 136