The Adventures of Princess Jordan 1
Forest Magic—Believe!
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They entered the forest which was filled with lush green ferns, bushes and flowers below the towering trees which wept down over the small path with beams of sunlight peeking through the canopy above. Jordan was surprised to see that all the plants and trees were glistening and sparkling with what looked like stars in the night sky. She could smell the sweet scent of flowers which were bursting open before her eyes. The forest had never looked so magical and felt so warm and comforting. It was then that she noticed squirrels, small monkeys, raccoons, and deer's, many brightly coloured birds and many other small creatures happily bounding through the tree tops and along the forest floor, excitedly singing “Princess Jordan is here, Princess Jordan is here”. Never before had she felt so special nor had such a wonderful sense of belonging - the air seemed to be filled with love and joy and she felt as if the forest had beamed into life just for her.
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Jordan has only one friend at school, a boy named Lucas. The two of them don’t fit in, and the other children often make fun of them. But one day, Jordan meets a special new friend, a large white horse named Starlett. He takes Jordan on a captivating and enchanting adventure to a secret place, a place where the animals call her Princess Jordan. It’s a place where she feels like a special girl and experiences a welcome sense of belonging. In the magical forest with Starlett, Jordan forms friendships beyond her wildest dreams and gains a new perspective of self-worth. An uplifting and peaceful story, this picture book transports children into a world of magic, fantasy, love, and happiness.
About the Author
Karen Asbroek was born in Australia and has lived most of her life in country and rural settings. Her greatest passions are her family, animals, and nature, which have inspired her short fictional children’s books. She has studied Reiki and meditation, worked twenty-five years in the wine industry, and has a diploma in professional counseling.