sonâs,â the King corrected.
It was only then that Nepenthe noticed the boy. He was about her age and hiding behind the throne. She knew from the way he was dressed that he was the Prince. And she knew from the expression on his face that he had done this to these people.
âHe has the power of Snow,â his father whispered, confirming.
Read on for an excerpt from Danielle Paigeâs
Stealing Snow
!
âWho are you?â I asked.
âWho
you
are is what matters, Princess.â
I had been called a lot of names at Whittaker. âPrincessâ was never one of them.
He saw that he had my full attention. A smile spread across his face. He was pleased. Then he bent down, closer. âYou need to leave this place, Princess. Itâs breaking your spirit. The gate on the north corner will open for you. Head north until you see the Tree.â
âThe Tree?â I asked. I thought of the tree from my dreams.
This had to be another dream. It was too coincidental.
âYouâll know it when you see it. I promise. When you get to the other side of the Tree, Iâll be waiting. And they will kneel for you.â
Copyright © 2016 by Danielle Paige
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First published in the United States of America in August 2016 by Bloomsbury Childrenâs Books
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It was only then that Nepenthe noticed the boy. He was about her age and hiding behind the throne. She knew from the way he was dressed that he was the Prince. And she knew from the expression on his face that he had done this to these people.
âHe has the power of Snow,â his father whispered, confirming.
Read on for an excerpt from Danielle Paigeâs
Stealing Snow
!
âWho are you?â I asked.
âWho
you
are is what matters, Princess.â
I had been called a lot of names at Whittaker. âPrincessâ was never one of them.
He saw that he had my full attention. A smile spread across his face. He was pleased. Then he bent down, closer. âYou need to leave this place, Princess. Itâs breaking your spirit. The gate on the north corner will open for you. Head north until you see the Tree.â
âThe Tree?â I asked. I thought of the tree from my dreams.
This had to be another dream. It was too coincidental.
âYouâll know it when you see it. I promise. When you get to the other side of the Tree, Iâll be waiting. And they will kneel for you.â
Copyright © 2016 by Danielle Paige
All rights reserved.
You may not copy, distribute, transmit, reproduce, or otherwise make available this publication (or any part of it) in any form, or by any means (including without limitation electronic, digital, optical, mechanical, photocopying, printing, recording, or otherwise), without the prior written permission of the publisher. Any person who does any unauthorized act in relation to this publication may be liable to criminal prosecution and civil claims for damages.
First published in the United States of America in August 2016 by Bloomsbury Childrenâs Books
www.bloomsbury.com
For information about permission to reproduce selections from this book, write to
Permissions, Bloomsbury Childrenâs Books,
1385 Broadway, New York, New York 10018
ISBN 978-1-68119-384-7 (e-book)
Visit www.bloomsbury.com to find out more about our authors and their books. You will find extracts, author interviews, and author events, and you can sign up for newsletters to be the first to hear about our latest releases and special offers.
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