The Princess and The Seamstress

About the Book

Once upon a time there was a princess named Cintia, that once born, had been promised in marriage to the little prince Febo, from the neighbouring Kingdom. They became great friends still during childhood and, when adults, would marry with no further problems, until Cintia went to arrange her wedding dress. The seamstress Ishtar was just lovely and for her, the princess fell in love... From then onwards huge problems were lying ahead: How could a girl refuse to marry a prince? A princess could love a seamstress? How would her parents feel when she said she would break the arranged marriage with Febo? Only magic could really make everything alright again. And that was when the princess’ sister, the prince and the fairy Godmother united to help the two girls sew a happy ending, just like any fairy-tale.

About the Author

Janaína Leslão is graduated in Psychology specialized in mental health. Writer of feminist and LGBT fairy-tales, her books bring to the info-juvenile universe subjects that she has worked with since graduating: sexuality, gender and human rights. Wishes that NO children or teenager ever fill excluded from the magical world of fairy-tales and that everyone can dream of a happy ending for themselves.