Books with title Rapunzel: My True Story

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL OFFER: 99P AND MINIMUM PRICE ON ALL OTHER MARKETS. (USUAL PRICE £2.49)Snatched by a witch at birth; locked away in a tall tower; wooed by a handsome prince who is then cruelly blinded . . . The story of Rapunzel has been the stuff of legends - long before the Brothers Grimm wrote their fairy tale. But what really happened to the young woman with the flowing, golden hair? How much of what we think we know is true and how much is make-believe? Wouldn't it be great if Rapunzel had written her very own account of her life? In fact, she did, and here it is: published for the first time in history, and typed up by children's novelist George Chedzoy. Some of it will be familiar; other parts will surprise you. One thing's for sure: there is far more to this beautiful young woman than meets the eye. Are you ready to find out?Children's novels by George Chedzoy:LOU ELLIOTT MYSTERY ADVENTURE SERIES:1. Smugglers at Whistling Sands2. The Missing Treasure3. Something Strange in the Cellar4. Trouble at Chumley Towers5. Secrets in the MountainsCARTWRIGHT FANTASY ADVENTURE SERIES:1. The Mystery of the Misty Woods2. The Mystery of the Message in a Bottle

Entertaining read (approx.19,000 words) for girls age 6-12.You all know the fairy tale of Rapunzel, the girl with the very long, golden hair who gets imprisoned in a tower by a witch and rescued by a prince.Well, Rapunzel is now here to tell you the story in her own words! She wants to tell you what it was like living in that tower and what really happened. She also has an embarrassing secret to tell you that the prince had wanted kept secret!Follow Rapunzel as she tells her story in her captivating words.

Snatched by a witch at birth; locked away in a tall tower; wooed by a handsome prince who is then cruelly blinded . . . The story of Rapunzel has been the stuff of legends - long before the Brothers Grimm wrote their fairy tale. But what really happened to the young woman with the flowing, golden hair? How much of what we think we know is true and how much is make-believe? Wouldn't it be great if Rapunzel had written her very own account of her life? In fact, she did, and here it is: published for the first time in history. Some of it will be familiar; other parts will surprise you. One thing's for sure: there is far more to this beautiful young woman than meets the eye. Are you ready to find out?

This is the second of B.D. Knight's true fairy tales. The first was The True Story of Snow White.The original story of Rapunzel in Grimm's Fairy Tales was not a very long story and it left a lot of unanswered questions.Knight had his tongue firmly planted in his cheek as he spins the heck out of this tale. As you read make a note in the back of your mind because little things you may miss add to the story. Hint: Note the name of Rapunzel's father and see if you tie that in to another fairy tale later in the story.Questions also arise and some are answered and some might keep you wondering.How did Rapunzel get in the tower in the first place?What happens to Prince Charming?Who actually rescues Rapunzel?After Rapunzel is rescued what happens to the witch who kidnapped her and pretended to be her mother?Why did Rapunzel come to terms with being stuck in the tower?What did the lights in the sky on her birthday mean?Inquiring readers want to know.Be prepared to roll your eyes as you enjoy this story. It's a short but entertain fairy tale. You finally get to learn the true story of Rapunzel.Wait a minute. Isn't Rapunzel a fairy tale? :-)

Practice cursive handwriting in a challenging new way! The Trace-A-Story series publishes classic stories in traceable cursive and manuscript handwriting. This gives children extra practice in a more challenging setting and gives them a reason to complete the practice book. Every story is broken up into sections so that it's not too intimidating. One section per day is ideal, but since every person learns at different speeds, more or less can be done per day. Story Summary: After being caught stealing rampion from an enchantress' garden for his wife, a man agrees to give the enchantress his soon-to-be-born child. As soon as the baby girl was born, the enchantress came and named the baby Rapunzel before whisking her off. For twelve years, the enchantress raised the baby girl before shutting her in a tower away from the world. Years later, a prince happened to come across the tower and discovered her. Will the prince save the sweet singing lady? Or will the enchantress banish her from ever being found?

Practice manuscript handwriting in a new way! The Trace-A-Story series publishes classic stories in traceable cursive and manuscript handwriting. This gives children extra practice in a more challenging setting and gives them a reason to complete the practice book. Every story is broken up into sections so that it's not too intimidating. One section per day is ideal, but since every person learns at different speeds, more or less can be done per day. Story Summary: After being caught stealing rampion from an enchantress' garden for his wife, a man agrees to give the enchantress his soon-to-be-born child. As soon as the baby girl was born, the enchantress came and named the baby Rapunzel before whisking her off. For twelve years, the enchantress raised the baby girl before shutting her in a tower away from the world. Years later, a prince happened to come across the tower and discovered her. Will the prince save the sweet singing lady? Or will the enchantress banish her from ever being found?