The Princess and the Page by Christina Farley

Perhaps that just might be my greatest challenge.

My next challenge to conquer on my bucket list is to visit all the continents, but I’ve heard Antarctica is quite cold. I’m now the author of the Gilded series, The Princess & the Page, and The Dream Heist.īesides writing, I love traveling, running, playing light sabers with my two Jedi warriors, and eating dark chocolate. She comes from a long line of Word Weavers, who bring their stories to life when they use a magical pen. A mystical adventure about a pulls-no-punches princess and the power of her magical pen. Finally, I got an agent who found a home for my first novel. From the bestselling author of the Gilded series, Christina Farley. Finally, I’d found that outlet to share the wild stories floating in my head. It was awful, just as I suspected it’d be. I put writing aside and decided to become a teacher.It was after teaching, traveling internationally, and living in Asia for ten years-eight of which were in Seoul, South Korea-that I decided to tackle my bucket list. When I was ten, I submitted my first short story to a magazine. My friends came over and we’d write stories and share them. I was so inspired that I started a writing group in 4th grade. That’s where the beauty and power of storytelling came to life for me.

It all began when I was nine, curled under my covers, listening to my father read Lord of the Rings by J.R.R Tolkien. The Princess and the Page by Christina Farley Information Goodreads: The Princess and the Page Series: None Source: Library Published: MaSummary Keira has no idea that her family are Word Weavers, who can make stories real by using a magical pen. To her mother, Keira was someone who had to be protected and saved, to her best friend she was the writer who won them this trip and the opportunity to have her design the ball, and to the characters in the fairytale she was their Word Weaver, while to herself was part princess, part adventurer/saviour.