Pandora the Pirate Princess: Bk. 2
Judy Brown
Subjects
- Fairy Tales - myths, legends and folklore from way back
- Action Adventures - chills, thrills and plenty of spills
Average rating
Portia, the Pirate Princess, and her crew of ladies-in-waiting are back to rescue another princess from a dull and boring marriage! This time it’s Princess Pandora who needs their help. She’s being forced to marry wimpy Prince Norman of Moronia and is trapped in a tower to stop her running away.
Reviews
if you like princesses and pirates,adventure,mysteries and crimes you will like this book.and it tells about friendship and caring.
Anonymous 21.07.2016
Normally if you are a princess you always are courteous and posh but if you are a pirate princess you don't have to extra polished and mannerly. You can be whatever you want.
Anonymous 28.07.2015
it is so boring
Anonymous 15.07.2015
I think you should read this book because it's a very adventurous book even though it says pirate princess. I like the languge they use and the different adjectives and adverbs, are really strong and high level so that they build an image inside your head. Even though the book has a few images, the adjectives and adverbs still create that image in your head. I also think that the main message is: never give and work as a team since you will achieve great things together. I would recomend the book to children 5+. I would rate the book:★★★★★.
Anonymous 25.07.2014
I think you should read this because it is very adventurous and exciting
Anonymous 22.07.2014
It was really good fun
Anonymous 24.06.2014
It was funny and I liked the name of the ship!
Anonymous 24.06.2014
