Princess Betony and the Unicorn by Pamela Freeman
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Walker, 2012. ISBN: 9781921720239.
When Princess Betony's mother disappears into the Dark Forest, a
place humans are forbidden to enter, she cannot obey the rules and
attempts to follow her mother, the dryad, to ensure that she returns
to her family. To add to the challenge, the Princess must first
catch a unicorn. Will she be successful in her quest?
Pamela Freeman has proven herself to be a competent and engaging
author, able to attract the attention of her younger readers and the
format of this delightful gift book, styled after Beatrix Potter's
original titles, is bound to delight. With the addition of some
simple illustrations by Tamsin Ainslie, this holds much appeal and
intrigues the reader with the promise of further stories to follow.
Having searched for the author online, I was quite taken by her
website on which she includes some of the beautiful illustrations
from Princess Betony, a book trailer and games and puzzles which are
bound to appeal to young girls as well. This clever aspect to the
marketing of books is bound to lead a few more readers to
investigate Freeman's books.
Jo Schenkel