Books with title Princess Adventure Stories

Do you dream of slaying monsters, finding buried treasure and hanging out with pirates? If you do, this book is perfect for you. Take a swig of courage, get your sword and shield ready and brush up on your map-reading skills. You're about to embark on a new adventure and fight against new villains with every story. Hurry, don't waste time! Start reading and let your advantures begin.

Princess Nine was born in a royal carriage far away from the palace. She was adopted by a local witch. When she was five years old she was bewitched by an elderly witch.This is how Princess Nine describes herself: I’m not like the other, pretty princesses. Anyone can be a princess in a fancy dress, but it is a great deal more of a challenge to be one when no one sees but a crying girl in rags and bare feet. I had to travel to the end of the world and under the sea to find the cure for my curse. I was sick in my heart to find out that my own sister had schemed against me. How can she be so mean and cold when she has never even met me? She was desperate to stop me and wanted to be the only heir of the kingdom by all means necessary. She sent for the harpies in hope that they would kill me or take me to Medusa’s island.

Princess Nine was born in a royal carriage far away from the palace. She was adopted by a local witch. When she was five years old she was bewitched by an elderly witch. This is how Princess Nine describes herself: I’m not like the other, pretty princesses. Anyone can be a princess in a fancy dress, but it is a great deal more of a challenge to be one when no one sees but a crying girl in rags and bare feet. I had to travel to the end of the world and under the sea to find the cure for my curse. I was sick in my heart to find out that my own sister had schemed against me. How can she be so mean and cold when she has never even met me? She was desperate to stop me and wanted to be the only heir of the kingdom by all means necessary. She sent for the harpies in hope that they would kill me or take me to Medusa’s island.

Real-world connections are essential to keep young mathematicians interested and invested in math concepts. However, placing those math concepts in a fun fictional story will make them even more inspired to learn. This dynamic set will appeal to fans of superheroes, space adventures, and fantasy worlds. Math puzzles are cleverly woven into the entertaining plots and will motivate readers to become math heroes by solving the problems and saving the day. Features include: Compelling, accessible adventure stories, complemented by inviting illustrations. Appeals to readers of all levels. At-level math problems throughout the texts allow for assessment. Fosters understanding and fluency in a variety of skills and operations that correlate with math standards of the Common Core.