A Little Princess

A Little Princess
I like the book A Little Princess because there is a lot of my favorite parts.
One of my favorite parts is when she's a servant and this Arabian man who live in the attic room right next door to Sara (that's the girls name) and he makes her attic room look really beautiful and she thinks it's magic! But it isn't. And her Mistress come up to her attic room and get's really surprised! Then she lets Sara come down stairs and lets Sara come back in class until the magic is over.(but it's not magic)
A Little Princess By FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT 
Adapted by LUCY COATS
 Illustrated by TIM CLAREY

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