“Life in the Seven Kingdoms is never dull . . .” 

–Jen McConnel, School Library Journal

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Why Read Seven Kingdoms Fairy Tales?

Whether it’s speaking up at a feast, reading a map, taking a test in a strange kingdom . . . or dealing with baby dragons, visiting giants, or other unexpected challenges.

These zany adventures are all about bringing more magic into life.

Read in any order. For ages 9 to 12.

Ta da! The Seven Kingdoms Fairy Tales Are here!

 

 

 

 

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Availability, detailed library information, Lexile levels, and fun supplementary materials.

TROUBLE WITH PARSNIPS is about speaking up when you’d much rather invent things in your dungeon workshop.

LOST WITH LEEKS is about learning how to lead when you aren’t good at finding your way. *cough* And rescuing St. Nicholas.

UNDER PRESSURE WITH A SQUASH is all about measuring up. The Saffron twins take a deep dive into tests when Princess Saffy and Prince Magellan attend two VERY different new schools. (Oct 2020.)

SEVEN KINGDOMS FAIRY TALES: Books 1-3 is a lie-down-and-read-all-afternoon edition of TROUBLE WITH PARSNIPS, LOST WITH LEEKS, and UNDER PRESSURE WITH A SQUASH.

TROUBLE AT THE VALENTINE FACTORY is all about friendship. Princess Saffy and Prince Magellan get everyone involved to stop the Blackfly queen’s rude version of Valentine’s Day from ruining everything. (Jan 2022)

RULE TROUBLE: The Case of the Illegal Dragon is about when you and your friends are on opposite sides of the rules.

Eleven-year-old Prince Vlad isn’t worried about his new assignment as judge in the Magenta Educational Royal Court for Youth, until his best friends show up with an illegal baby dragon.

  • September 2022 Available here.
  • Teachers or librarians please request a review copy here.

GIANT TROUBLE: The Mystery of the Magic Beans is about an eleven-year old prince and comic strip artist who has to solve the mystery of his giant friend’s sudden sleeping sickness. And find out if he was the culprit.

  • ebook (March 2024) print (May 2024) Available here.
  • Teachers or librarians please request a review copy here.