Stephanie S. (stephanit) reviewed The Princess in the Pigpen (An Avon Camelot Book) on + 8 more book reviews
what in the world is a beautiful little princess from 17th century england doing in a 20th century iowa in the middle of a pen full of squealing pids? thats what elizabeth would like to know. she had been lying in her royal sick bed with a raging fever when she was mysteriously transportated into a rtime and place so incrediable she could hardly believeit. Women wear pants insted of gowns, carriages are running without horses, lights go on atthe touch of a switch, and most amazing of all, doctors have a magic medicine that makes elizabeth's fever to go away.
Elizabeth is so excited abotu everything in this strange place. How she'd love to travel back- and take her new friend ann with her- so she could tell her fmaily about all the wonders of the future. the trouble is, even the magic of the 20th century doesn't include the key to gettign a 17th century princess beck to where she belongs.
Elizabeth is so excited abotu everything in this strange place. How she'd love to travel back- and take her new friend ann with her- so she could tell her fmaily about all the wonders of the future. the trouble is, even the magic of the 20th century doesn't include the key to gettign a 17th century princess beck to where she belongs.
Sue V. (mathmama) reviewed The Princess in the Pigpen (An Avon Camelot Book) on + 4 more book reviews
badly written...
