About the Book
Title: Misadventures of Princess Sydney
Author: Chris Minich
Genre: Children's Book
Number of Pages: 140
Synopsis: Just another day at the office? Not quite for Princess Sydney. Our heroine spends the day charming her parents for treats and side stepping her annoying brother every chance she gets, all the while protecting the mean streets of Snoqualmie from her perch on high. Sydney is about to discover a new world full of friends, challenges, danger and the importance of family. Will she make it home in time for dinner? Does she realize she’s actually a dog? Inquiring minds want to know. One thing is for sure, she is indeed a Princess and proud of it. Whether you’re a princess or not, it’s hard on the mean streets for a poo, cockapoo that is.
Author: Chris Minich
Genre: Children's Book
Number of Pages: 140
Synopsis: Just another day at the office? Not quite for Princess Sydney. Our heroine spends the day charming her parents for treats and side stepping her annoying brother every chance she gets, all the while protecting the mean streets of Snoqualmie from her perch on high. Sydney is about to discover a new world full of friends, challenges, danger and the importance of family. Will she make it home in time for dinner? Does she realize she’s actually a dog? Inquiring minds want to know. One thing is for sure, she is indeed a Princess and proud of it. Whether you’re a princess or not, it’s hard on the mean streets for a poo, cockapoo that is.
My Review
Misadventures of Princess Sydney is a delightfully entertaining tale. Princess Sydney simply charms her way into your heart with her candid view on her parents, brother, and duties as the most prominent member of the family.
Princess Sydney lives a pretty routine life; she wakes up, chases bunnies, eats breakfast (or two), and heads to her home office to spend the day "working." If she could just ditch her pesky brother life would be perfect. Sydney enjoys making new friends so when mom leaves the gate open Sydney takes the opportunity to go exploring. However, being outside the fence might be more than she's bargained for. Will Sydney find her way home to those who matter most?
This is just a wonderful story. I found myself laughing out loud a time or two at Sydney's silly antics, especially her interaction with Buddy. I love that she goes to work and sits in front of her monitor (a.k.a the window) and keeps watch on the activities on her street. Sydney (much like my Pomeranian) has no clue that she's actually a dog which adds the the story's enjoyment. The author also does a fantastic job of weaving a beautiful message about the importance of being a loyal friend and family member. Well done!
I highly recommend picking up a copy. Available on Amazon.
Princess Sydney lives a pretty routine life; she wakes up, chases bunnies, eats breakfast (or two), and heads to her home office to spend the day "working." If she could just ditch her pesky brother life would be perfect. Sydney enjoys making new friends so when mom leaves the gate open Sydney takes the opportunity to go exploring. However, being outside the fence might be more than she's bargained for. Will Sydney find her way home to those who matter most?
This is just a wonderful story. I found myself laughing out loud a time or two at Sydney's silly antics, especially her interaction with Buddy. I love that she goes to work and sits in front of her monitor (a.k.a the window) and keeps watch on the activities on her street. Sydney (much like my Pomeranian) has no clue that she's actually a dog which adds the the story's enjoyment. The author also does a fantastic job of weaving a beautiful message about the importance of being a loyal friend and family member. Well done!
I highly recommend picking up a copy. Available on Amazon.
