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A princess comes to our town
Rose Fyleman
Unknown Binding (Doubleday, Doran & Co, March 15, 1929)None
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A princess comes to our town,
Rose Fyleman
Unknown Binding (Doubleday, Doran & Company, inc, March 15, 1928)None
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A Princess Comes to Our Town
Rose Fyleman
Paperback (Five Leaves Publications, )Princess Finestra doesn't want to marry the boring prince her mother and father, the Fairy King and Queen, have chosen for her. She wants to have adventures in Real Life, so her godmother arranges for her to be transported to Nottingham's Market-place, where she meets the narrator of the story. They have many adventures together... but who is the strange young man who keeps getting them out of trouble This delightful fairy-tale was first published in 1927, when the Council House was being built and the statue of Queen Victoria still stood in Market Square. It will appeal to children and adults alike.
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A Princess Comes to Our Town
Rose Fyleman, Erick Berry
Hardcover (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Jan. 1, 1928)There was once a Princess in a fairy-story who got tired of it - living in a tale, I mean. "I'd like to go and live among Real People," she said, "I'm tired of being a fairy-tale Princess."
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A PRINCESS COMES TO OUR TOWN
Rose Fyleman, Gertrude Lindsay
Hardcover (Methuen & Co. Ltd., Jan. 1, 1927)None