Princess Rules II: Starring the Prince

Květuše has a brother. Fortunately, he's no pushover either. The Post Office has distinguished itself again: a misguided stork delivered a baby to the Seven Kingdoms for a different kind of aristocrat. Nevertheless, the little guy named Balíček is growing up like water and tradition says that he should reign here one day. The free-spirited princess Květuša does not like this custom, as she has been trying to make the world more fair since she was a child, while her groom Kuklík does not understand why to change anything. Fortunately, the new prince is neither a dullard nor a spoiled brat - on the contrary, he has his ears to the ground and fearlessly puts his hand to the work, so that together they can conquer robbers, sea serpents, pirates... and? And since Balíček likes to invent things that make life difficult for others, the three of them have a blast when they bring the mammoth back to life! The sequel to the fairy-tale satire on the workings of the British monarchy knows that above all royal privileges and rules is the refinement of the soul. Governing is to be done with fairness and deliberation! Published in co-edition with Slovart Publishing House. "A rebellious variation on the fairy tale, in which the characters' incredible adventures are interspersed with a witty debate about the foundations of the British way of life." - Kirkus Reviews "An exceptionally hilarious way to attract little ones to books. And how to convince them that it is best to walk through the world with confidence in themselves." - The Times "Do we get the throne no matter how many older sisters we have, and do we make the laws ourselves, no matter what people think of them? Um... The author chose a classic motif and managed to process it in an unusual way. She works with themes that are meant to raise children's self-esteem. It shows girls and boys that they can do anything they set their minds to." - literarnisvet.cz Sometimes princess rules are really awkward. The princess often has to act like a complete idiot. She must be tied to a stake at the top of the cliff. The cliff is very pointed and there is sea on both sides. Ropes must not be untied or cut. He must not go off the cliff or jump into the sea. She has to wait for a sea serpent to come and eat her. He may not fight it, he may only say: "My prince will arrive." And maybe more: "Ah! Save me." - excerpt from the text