A Story of Magical Inspiration
Defying logic, but not magic, Renaissance Princess Aqualine the Wise and modern-day Princess Allison the Benevolent communicate through their dreams. Aqualine inks proclamations and Allison holds webcasts, inspiring their loyal subjects and solving problems through ideas and influence gained from each other’s world. Together they will face their biggest problem, and solution, yet.
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Character Trait Themes
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Responsibility
"Being a princess isn't about privilege. It's about responsibility." The Princesses.
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Inspiration
"I saw a girl so like me, but living in a very different world. And speaking the most amazing ideas. And I knew I must share the ideas with my realm, that I could inspire through the hardships to bring hope and enlightenment." Princess Aqualine the Wise. Renaissance.
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Helpfulness
"Kids text us messages with their conerns and tune in to hear advice. And Princess Allison tries hard to make it fair and helpful advice that encourages kids to be honest and good citizens." Princess Allison the Benevolent. Modern Day.
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Courage
"Oh, brave Princess, you take upon your young shoulders such wise and reaching endeavors." Sir Michael the Moral. Renaissance.
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Service
"Mi'lady, you are brave and wise beyond your years. Your inspriations are odd, but so helpful. They have inspired me to be braver than my nature. To think of how I may serve my realm, and not only how I might serve myself." Young Haroldson, page to Sir Michael. Renaissance.
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Parents
"Parents are well-meaning, but kids can inspire each other better sometimes. And that's why Princess Allison the Benevolent gives guidance to make good decisions and act less selfishly." Bonita, Lady in Waiting. Modern Day.Overview Video
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Read what people are saying about The Princess in My Head!
As a former English teacher of 35 years, I recognize two things about this work. First, it is excellent writing. Second, teens need this book. There is a disconnect between teens and their parents all too often. Teens have to learn a better way somewhere! Your Princess will take them far especially if they act it out or see it produced. We need to get it into the hands of schools, churches and youth groups everywhere.
- Karen, CA
This lighthearted story is written in a unique way—as a novel, a play, and a musical. With a sprinkle of humor, the author cleverly twists past and present together. Allison lives in the modern day and wants to help her fellow classmates by giving advice through her webcast. Princess Aqualine lives in 1590 and seeks to improve the lives of her subjects through proclamations. At night the girls dream of each other and share wisdom across the centuries. Filled with fast-paced, snappy dialogue, Princess in My Head will leave the reader with the uplifting feeling that all problems can be solved if we are kind and work together.
-Amazon Reviewer
Half the book is a novel; the other half is a screenplay. Geared towards a middle school audience. Touches on problem solving and seeing past appearances to a deeper reality of someone's life. Cultivates humility and compassion. Well done!
- Lisa S.
This is a very great and fun story!
-Helen