Portia the Pirate Princess: Bk. 1
Judy Brown
Subjects
- Fairy Tales - myths, legends and folklore from way back
- Action Adventures - chills, thrills and plenty of spills
Average rating
Portia is a reluctant princess, horrified by her father’s idea of marrying her off to a boring prince. So rather than endure years of dull matrimony, she sells the family jewels, buys a ship and escapes to sea – with her ladies-in-waiting as crew…
Reviews
Really funny
Doctor Fandango Bluebird 22.08.2021
I really like how they thought about the book because I would't think about how they all made it.
Anonymous 07.10.2017
Portia the Princess runs away and becomes a pirate when he father wants her to marry Prince Rupert who is a big drip. Her ladies in waiting run away with her too to become her crew. When she finds out that her cousin Princess Peppermint is going to be married, Portia has to save her. This is a very funny story and I really enjoyed it.
Anonymous 30.08.2017
I adored this book, because Pirate Portia and her crew escaped from a villain called 'Count Nasty!'
Anonymous 05.08.2017
It is an interesting story because Portia is a princess who decides to become a pirate.
Anonymous 17.07.2017
This book was funny and scary and really good
Anonymous 01.09.2016
It had lots of exiting event
Anonymous 24.06.2014
It was very funny because Portia and her crew threw fish at her enemies Count Nasty . I can also tell you that Portia and her crew put flour on themself to mace them look like ghosts , they were skary
Anonymous 23.06.2014
I loved it because it was an adventure. I liked this book because the captain of the pirate ship was a princess and she was very clever.
Anonymous 23.06.2014
