About this eBook
Gracie and her brothers, Gavin and Jordan, live in a cabin located on the edge of the enchanted Dufflebury Forest in the kingdom of Amohalko. It is said that the little cabin was made from magic branches that had blown off the dufflebury trees during the harshest winter ever, in 04. But Gracie and the boys struggle with finding enough to eat; they are always starving. When she encounters a frail old man in the woods and gives him her berries and water, her only food, she is rewarded. He seems to be a wizard who transforms her into a princess, creates a castle for her to live in, and gives her an entire kingdom. In her new identity as Princess Feathertree, she becomes a friend to those who struggle with bullies, worry, pride, and unforgiveness. An Adventure with Princess Featherstone and Her Friends shares a story about a little girl who makes new friends, experiences interesting adventures, and learns many valuable lessons of right and wrong.
About the author
Mark A. Gregg is a mechanical engineer who has delighted his children and grandchildren for years with imaginative tales of make-believe friends. He currently lives in Grand Junction, Colorado.
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