Tony's Fairy Tales

By Jose Antonio Perez Jimenez

The Princess Danielle is a tribute to those who have an adventurers spirit and dont let the obstacles defeat them. The unmerciful king is teaching the reader a lesson about the value of each human being, no matter his or her physical condition. The story with dinosaurs narrates the amazing adventures of two siblings in prehistoric world. Finally, Maya and Daniel transports you to an imaginary kingdom facing the invasion of evil forces and having to overcome the initial defeat.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Palibrio
• Release date: Nov 26, 2013
• ISBN: 9781463373269

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Copyright © 2013 by Jose Antonio Perez Jimenez.

ISBN: Softcover 978-1-4633-7325-2

Ebook 978-1-4633-7326-9

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This is a work of fiction. All of the characters, names, incidents, organizations, and dialogue in this novel are either the products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously.

Rev. Date: 11/22/2013

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Tony's Fairy Tales

The Princess Danielle

An Unmerciful King

A Story With Dinosaurs

Maya And Daniel

THE PRINCESS DANIELLE

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During the first decades of XVIII century, the King George I was reigning in the United Kingdom. He with his wife, the Queen Irene, fathered a beautiful princess christened Danielle.

At this time, England and Spain had colonized almost the total of the American territory and, with a purpose of repossess the wealth that belonged to the native people, were bringing African slaves and making them work in inhumane conditions.

In America, considered by the colonists one of the most important of their conquests, were making their appearance some attempts of reaching the independence, and the King George I sent his brother, the Duque Charles, to obtain precise information about the ongoing events, to instruct the governor, and to reestablish the peace and the order in this territory.

The young Princess Danielle, who at this time was twelve years old, professed so a great admiration to her uncle that, notified about the future expedition across the sea, begged her parents’ permission for follow the Duque. The King and the Queen, perfectly aware of the dangers of such a travel, from the severe weather to the unstable conditions at the colony itself, reasons more than enough to fear the possible risk for the safety of their beloved daughter, refused to allow it.

But the refuse of their majesties did not stop the Princess from insisting on her whimsical decision of follow her uncle the Duque. So, once she knew the day and the hour of the departure, the young girl started to