Princess of the Midnight Ball by Jessica Day George
Rose and her eleven younger sisters somehow manage to wear out a pair of dancing shoes every night despite the fact that they are watched and guarded each night. Galen, a young gardener in love with Rose, accepts the King’s challenge to discover where his daughters go each night. When Galen discovers the girls secret, he is determined to help rescue his love from her horrible curse.
George’s retelling of the familiar fairy tale is certain to appeal to teen readers. Rose and her sisters each have their own distinctive characters and personalities and will connect with readers. Galen is a sympathetic hero and readers will root for his success. The story offers no surprises for readers familiar with the fairy tale, but it is satisfying and well written.
George’s retelling of the familiar fairy tale is certain to appeal to teen readers. Rose and her sisters each have their own distinctive characters and personalities and will connect with readers. Galen is a sympathetic hero and readers will root for his success. The story offers no surprises for readers familiar with the fairy tale, but it is satisfying and well written.
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