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Description edit
The Real-Life Princess (Awen House Publishing, 2010) is the first book by Rebecca Dunning.
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Summary edit
This is a book about inner beauty and identity in God.
Characters/People edit
- Zoe: Zoe is the little girl who hears the tale of the peasant Michaela.
- Mom: Zoe's mom, tells her the tale of Michaela becoming a Princess of heaven.
- Michaela: Michaela is the little girl who thinks she has no value and is afraid of the King as she has been told she is too dirty and poor to be loved.
- The King: The King, simply put is Jesus.
Quotes edit
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“... the King said, "This is where you belong Michaela. I love you even with your filthy rags, but from this day forward you will never go without what you need again. I have loved you the entire time you have had nothing, but from now on, everything I have is yours."”
Setting & Locations edit
Zoe's house and Michaela's world.
- Zoe's House: Zoe is at home with her mom dancing in the living room when the story begins.
- Michaela's world: A land where Michaela has grown up from the King in poverty.
First Sentence edit
"Do you know that you're a real-life princess?"
Table of Contents edit
This is a childrens book and contains no chapters.
Series & Lists edit
Authors & Contributors edit
- Rebecca Dunning (Author) - Rebecca Dunning lives in beautiful Colorado Springs, Colorado with her husband Clint, son Ezekiel and daughters Zoë and Mercy. She not only loves to read and write but also enjoys hiking, climbing mountains 14,000 feet or higher, traveling the world and about anything else out-of-doors. Rebecca is the author of two childrens' books: The Real-Life Princess and Beetle Hunter. You can visit her at www.rebeccadunning.com.
Other Contributors:
- Devin Smith (Illustrator) - Devin Smith, the illustrator of The Real-Life Princess and Beetle Hunter, grew up in the ostentatious and creative Seattle culture. As an artist, he creates using many different mediums and loves to consistently push the boundaries to discover new possibilities. Devin resides in Colorado at the base of the Rocky Mountains with his wonderful wife, Becca. Since “dinosaur trapping...” and being “Super Man” were only fictional careers, his true dream of living the life of an artist from an early age has now been actualized in illustrating childrens' books. You may visit him at www.artisanink.tv
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Awen House Publishing
Country: United States
Publication Date: June 2010
ISBN: 978-0-9826670-0-2
Page Count: 40
Publisher: Awen House Publishing
Country: United States
Publication Date: June 2010
ISBN: 978-0-9826670-0-2
Page Count: 40
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: 2010902551
- Dewey: Add the Dewey Classification.
Notes for Parents edit
Reading Level: Add the suggested reading level for this book.This book is intended for children ages 5-10 with overlap on either side.
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Links to Supplemental Material edit
- Author site: Welcome to my personal website. I'm Rebecca Dunning: author, abolitionist, mom, traveler, wife, and communicator. You will find links to all my online adventures here on this site. Enjoy, and feel free to contact me about speaking engagements, or book readings.
- Author Rebecca Dunning's blog: Life Musings
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