Little Princess

This book is like a friend. It talks about why it's sometimes easier to dream than to actually do something. It will show you why it's simpler to want to become a queen than to just feel that you're a princess. And it will explain, once and for all, what love should really give us. The Little Princess is a complement to the classic tale of a little boy from a distant planet. This time, however, the hero of the story is a little girl, whose adventures are illustrated by the author herself. On her journey, the Little Princess meets the legendary American pilot Amelia Earhart, who died under mysterious circumstances. Before they both teach each other a lesson in sisterhood, the heroine (just like her predecessor) wanders through space, trying to better understand her beloved flower and meeting many peculiar characters along the way. Thanks to the book, readers will experience magical adventures, learn to listen to their inner voice, and also to accept their own anger and rebelliousness (which will be especially useful for little girls, particularly the older ones, right?). This book will help them spread their wings and give them courage. And finally, we will also find out what happened to Amelia Earhart, who was thought to have died during a pioneering flight over the Pacific... KAROLINA LEWESTAM – a Polish philosopher, journalist, and editor. She earned her PhD in ethics from Boston University. For many years, she has been publishing her columns in the Gazeta Prawna newspaper. She is the author of journalistic texts published in many different periodicals. She is the editor of the “Idea” section in Pismo magazine, to which she contributes essays and comics. She has been nominated five times for the Polish Grand Press journalism award. She is a mother of three and a flatmate to the same number of cats. You can find more of Karolina Lewestam's texts in Pismo magazine.