An unusual coming-of-age tale featuring a strong, active heroine, The Counterfeit Princess will appeal to princess fans everywhere.
This vivid historical novel from the author of Behind the Mask: The Life of Queen Elizabeth I plunges readers into the treacherous world of the English court. Daddy doesn't have to be a giant anymore by Jane Resh Thomas, 1996, Clarion Books edition, in English Daddy doesn't have to be a giant anymore (1996 edition) Open Library It looks like you're offline. Because of their resemblance to each other, Elizabeth invites Iris to join her court, where she mingles with lords and ladies and bravely consents to pose as Elizabeth in a desperate ploy to save the princess's life. Seven days to Sunday Crisis Week with the New York Football Giants. A meeting with the young princess Elizabeth changes Iris's life completely. Jayme Lee Morrell, A Bracelet of Bright HairFrances Thomas, Vuillard: A national. Despondent, and wanting revenge, Iris agrees to be trained as a spy by the duke's foes, and then work undercover as a lowly kitchen maid. Forced to flee the only home she has ever known, Iris is hidden by her father's friends and allies, who soon have the sad task of informing her that her parents are dead. Iris is only 15 when her parents are suddenly and violently hauled away from their country estate by her father's enemy, the Duke of Northumberland. Title, Daddy Doesnt Have to be a Giant Anymore Author, Jane Resh Thomas Illustrated by, Marcia Sewall Edition, illustrated Publisher, Clarion Books, 1996.
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