PRINCESS
by Kadeam Grant
On a sun warmed Caribbean island where the sea whispers secrets and hibiscus
blooms in every color, a seven year old girl named Amara knows something the rest
of the village has yet to learn. She is a princess. Not because anyone gave her a
title, but because of what lives deep inside her.
When a great storm tears through the village of Beauport and leaves the community
shattered, it is Amara who rises first. Crown on her head and painted wand in
hand, she leads her neighbors from shock into strength, reminding everyone around
her that courage does not wait for permission, and royalty has nothing to do with
castles.
With a voice that rings as clear as a bell across the bay, Princess is a joyful
and deeply moving story about identity, self worth, community, and the quiet power
of a girl who refuses to make herself small. Vibrant with the colors, flavors, and
rhythms of island life, this is a book for every child who has ever stood tall in
the face of doubt, and for every reader who needs to be reminded that they are
already enough.
Perfect for children ages 4 to 9 and for anyone who loves stories rooted in
culture, community, and courage