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The Light Princess and other stories to die for
This gorgeous volum contains some of our favorite stories of love that conquers death.
It includes the famous story by F. Scott Fitzerald, The Diamond as Big as the Ritz, and The Light Princess by George MacDonald, as well as stories by Oscar Wilde, Mary Shelley and many more.
A boy stepping into a world of diamonds and lies. A princess cursed to never cry. A thorn to win a beauty's heart. A dying child-bride. A hero and a king's daughter against a sea monster. A warrior's sacrifice. Stories of warriors and princesses, of danger and love.
Introducing Book Candy Classics.
They're fun, they're gorgeous, they're new!
Sink your teeth into your favorite story
and discover new ones to swoon over!
It includes the famous story by F. Scott Fitzerald, The Diamond as Big as the Ritz, and The Light Princess by George MacDonald, as well as stories by Oscar Wilde, Mary Shelley and many more.
A boy stepping into a world of diamonds and lies. A princess cursed to never cry. A thorn to win a beauty's heart. A dying child-bride. A hero and a king's daughter against a sea monster. A warrior's sacrifice. Stories of warriors and princesses, of danger and love.
Introducing Book Candy Classics.
They're fun, they're gorgeous, they're new!
Sink your teeth into your favorite story
and discover new ones to swoon over!
256 pages, Paperback
First published January 4, 2016
2 people are currently reading
881 people want to read
About the author
M.C. Frank
38 books551 followers Welcome to the world of M.C. FRANK's books, where characters aren't going to have an easy time of it: They will find themselves in icy-cold dystopian worlds where kissing is forbidden (among other things), or in green forests ruled by evil Sheriffs. If they're in Jane Austen's England, they have to be running away from a traumatic childhood, or if they are in our contemporary world, they're scared they'll die before they have finished high school. That sort of thing.
Don't worry, though, she knows we all need a little hope and joy in our lives, so there's a good dose of those as well in everything she writes.
M.C. Frank (writer, reader, designer, physicist and teacher, to name a few) has been living in a world of stories ever since she can remember (that's before she knew how to write). She started writing them down when she could no longer stand the characters in her head screaming at her to give them life, and while those first scribblings weren't exactly good (nor were they books, although she insisted on calling them that), they were enough for her to discover her passion in life.
She got her university degree in physics a few years ago (yes, she's like Sheldon, only a bit crazier!) and is now free to pursue her love of reading and writing, as well her free-lance job as editor-in-chief. She lives with her 'dude' in a home filled with candles, laptops and notebooks, where she rearranges her overflowing bookshelves every time she feels stressed.
Which is often, since (as you might have noticed) she doesn't pick the easiest subjects for her novels.
Learn more about her and her New Adult, Young Adult, scifi, Greek mythology and historical novels at mcfrankauthor.com
Website: mcfrankauthor.com
Twitter: @mcfrank_author
Instagram: @mcfrank_author
Tumblr: @litlereddoll
Facebook Page: M.C. Frank
Goodreads: M.C. Frank
Youtube: M.C. Frank
Don't worry, though, she knows we all need a little hope and joy in our lives, so there's a good dose of those as well in everything she writes.
M.C. Frank (writer, reader, designer, physicist and teacher, to name a few) has been living in a world of stories ever since she can remember (that's before she knew how to write). She started writing them down when she could no longer stand the characters in her head screaming at her to give them life, and while those first scribblings weren't exactly good (nor were they books, although she insisted on calling them that), they were enough for her to discover her passion in life.
She got her university degree in physics a few years ago (yes, she's like Sheldon, only a bit crazier!) and is now free to pursue her love of reading and writing, as well her free-lance job as editor-in-chief. She lives with her 'dude' in a home filled with candles, laptops and notebooks, where she rearranges her overflowing bookshelves every time she feels stressed.
Which is often, since (as you might have noticed) she doesn't pick the easiest subjects for her novels.
Learn more about her and her New Adult, Young Adult, scifi, Greek mythology and historical novels at mcfrankauthor.com
Website: mcfrankauthor.com
Twitter: @mcfrank_author
Instagram: @mcfrank_author
Tumblr: @litlereddoll
Facebook Page: M.C. Frank
Goodreads: M.C. Frank
Youtube: M.C. Frank
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March 9, 2016
The Light Princess aesthetic:
You can read one of the stories in this book for free here .
Enjoy!
May 20, 2016
"The Diamond as Big as the Ritz" by F. Scott Fitzgerald: 1/5 stars
"Four Winds" by L. M. Montgomery: 4/5 stars
"The Light Princess" by George MacDonald: 5/5 stars
"The Nightingale and the Rose" by Oscar Wilde: 4.5/5 stars
"Eleonora" by Edgar Allan Poe: 3.5/5 stars
"Euphrasia" by Mary Shelley: 3.5/stars
"The Lady of Shalott" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson: 3/5 stars
"Perseus The Hero" by Jean Lang: 3/5 stars
"Four Winds" by L. M. Montgomery: 4/5 stars
"The Light Princess" by George MacDonald: 5/5 stars
"The Nightingale and the Rose" by Oscar Wilde: 4.5/5 stars
"Eleonora" by Edgar Allan Poe: 3.5/5 stars
"Euphrasia" by Mary Shelley: 3.5/stars
"The Lady of Shalott" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson: 3/5 stars
"Perseus The Hero" by Jean Lang: 3/5 stars
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