The Princess and the Apostrophe

The King is desperate for his daughter, Princess Alice, to get married, but she is more interested in working her way through the palace library. The King thinks Alice is too picky. Alice will not settle for anything less than the best (and the best includes knowing where to put an apostrophe).

An inspiring story about standing up for yourself, being patient to get what you want and, dare I say it, surprising your parents!

Celia Brown is a Professor of Medical Education at Warwick Medical School. One of her favourite activities is reading to her son, hoping to inspire a love of reading. The hours she spends reading to him inspired her to take up the challenge of authoring a book herself. Celia is a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Ambassador, leading outreach events in local schools and at the University of Warwick to share her other passion: mathematics and statistics. Celia is also a keen cyclist, getting inspiration for her work while out in the countryside. This is her third children’s story.