Sir Princess Petra has already proven she is a kind and noble knight. This, however, does not please the king and queen–they want her to behave like a princess and forget this silly knight nonsense of hers!
But when the king writes a new rule in the royal rule book that requires her to attend Talent School and acquire a princess talent certificate or suffer the spell of the royal magician, Petra, reluctantly, agrees to go. But who could have guessed what Sir Princess Petra’s Talent would be?
“Petra must go to Talent School to get a certificate in a talent befitting a princess. But who knew that her talent could touch the hearts of so many? Many lessons will be learned and readers will be inclined to look into their own hearts and see where their own talents lie. This is a delightfully humorous and imaginative tale that children of all ages will not only enjoy, but will be one of their favorites for years to come.”
Renee Hand
Multi-Award Winning & Amazon Best Selling Author
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Summary
Overall Sir Princess Petra's Talent is the second book in The Pen Pieyu Adventures series. Although I had not read the first book in the series, the beginning of the second book has a prologue that gave background information and explained how Princess Petra became a knight; so, I had no problem getting caught up and didn’t feel lost. Petra is a strong role model for young girls. In Sir Princess Petra’s Talent, Petra is being sent to talent school by her parents, the king and queen. She is not happy about this, but parents will be happy to know she behaves appropriately and in the end, she learns a new talent that benefits the entire Pen Peiyu kingdom. Sir Princess Petra’s Talent is a fantasy, adventure children’s chapter book with moral, values of kindness, acceptance of other, believing in yourself and just enough humor to entertain the young ones. I loved the sketches as they give you an idea of what the characters look like.