The Glass Heart
May 2025 · Bloomsbury Publishing
eBook
32
Pages
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About this eBook
An enchanting original fairy tale about three princesses with hearts made of glass, written and illustrated by Costa and Carnegie winning Sally Gardener.
In a faraway, magical kingdom of palaces built on water and secret gardens, there once lived three princesses whose hearts were made of glass. The first princess's heart was broken. The second's got cracked and could not be mended. But the third princess was lucky and her heart stayed whole.
This is the story of those three princesses; a tale of kindness, courage and happiness for everyone whose heart has ever been touched.
In a faraway, magical kingdom of palaces built on water and secret gardens, there once lived three princesses whose hearts were made of glass. The first princess's heart was broken. The second's got cracked and could not be mended. But the third princess was lucky and her heart stayed whole.
This is the story of those three princesses; a tale of kindness, courage and happiness for everyone whose heart has ever been touched.
About the author
Sally Gardner gained a first class degree at a leading London art college and became a successful theatre costume designer before illustrating and writing books. Her debut novel, I, Coriander won the Nestle Gold Award and she is a Costa and Carnegie prize-winner. Her books have been translated all over the world and have sold over two million copies. Her series The Tindims of Rubbish Island (6 Books) and her novel Invisible in a Bright Light are published by Zephyr. sallygardner.co.uk, Twitter: @TheSallyGardner, Insta: @the.sally.gardner
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