The Prince and Princess of Stardust: and Their Quest for Muffins

by Paula M Ezop

Overview

My name is Matilda, but you can call me Matty. Everyone calls me Matty.

My Grandmother told me this crazy, outlandish, completely unbelievable story about the Prince and Princess of Stardust, and their quest for muffins. She's been telling me this story ever since I was a little girl. I know that you are really going to enjoy it - it is quite an adventure.

Only, be aware that Grandma swears that this is a true story. like I said, it is a story about a Prince and Princess of Stardust and their quest for muffins. I mean of all things - a quest for muffins? I would think that they would have been on a quest for gold, or diamonds, or beautiful jewels, but muffins?

And, another thing, how could she possibly know anything about a Prince and Princess from the North Star? Really?

I must mention too, that my Grandmother and Grandfather owned a Muffin Shop, Kind of a strange coincidence don't you think? Yes, that's right - they owned a muffin shop a long time ago; they called it Muffins Galore. That's because there were so, so, so many muffins! My Mother worked at the muffin shop.

It may sound like just a silly story, but, there is... one other strange piece of information that you must know. There are these two small bottles of sparkly dust that Grandma keeps on her dresser. They have been there for years - well, at least as long as I can remember.

One bottle has sparkly silver dust in it, and she says that it is stardust from when the Prince and Princess visited Muffins Galore. The other bottle is filled with sparkly orange dust. Grandma says that it is magical dust from when the Spell Caster visited Muffins Galore... Really Grandma?

Because of Grandma's story, whenever I look at the stars at night, I can't stop thinking that the Prince and Princess of Stardust are out there on the North Star. Or maybe they are traveling with lightning speed on a moonbeam towards Earth for some luscious muffins.

Grandma says that we should all keep our eyes on the North Star, and the moonbeams. Because, you never know if the Prince and Princess of Stardust will be on a quest for something else, like maybe pizza! I love pizza!

Yes, I think I'll keep my eyes on that North Star! So, my friends are you ready for a totally outlandish adventure?

Your friend,
Matty

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781515145684
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	07/21/2015
Series:	The Prince and Princess of Stardust , #1
Pages:	94
Product dimensions:	5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.19(d)

About the Author

About the Author

Paula M. Ezop is a spirituality commentary columnist. Her inspirational columns Following the Spiritual Soul have appeared in Oconee Today, a South Carolina Scripps Howard publication. They are currently in: Celebrating the Success of the Modern Woman, Esteem Yourself, and Open to Hope. She has contributed to such popular books as Chicken Soup for the Caregivers Soul and she has written the foreword to Whispers of Inspiration, a collection of both poetry and prose gathered from voices around the world.

Paula also co-authored a book in the Mommies Line, Spirituality for Mommies, and she has written Sparkly Bits of Spiritual Wisdom, which is a collection of her inspirational columns. However, closest to her heart is A Widow's Journey - Healing a Broken Heart.

In addition, she absolutely loves writing for children as it takes her to a place where all things are possible, a place where dreams come true and fantasy becomes reality, where bears can talk, mountains can move, dogs can sing, and alligators can dance. She brings all of the characters that exist in her mind to life, they become real, and she has the pleasure of sharing them with everyone who reads her numerous children's books.

Paula holds the Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Elementary Education from Northeastern Illinois University. Her heartfelt and meaningful writing began as a means to overcome the loss of her husband. Paula has now written hundreds of articles and several books centering on life and faith. Her sustaining philosophy is that "we are more than the woman we see in our mirror."