Princess Pulverizer Series

Princess Pulverizer may not be a knight yet, but she won’t let that stop her from saving the day!

With just one more good deed to do, Princess Pulverizer’s Quest of Kindness is almost complete. But when she discovers that a fierce pirate named Cap’n Bobbie has captured a beautiful mermaid, she disobeys her father’s strict rule not to go beyond the sea and stays onboard The Seasick Soaker, vowing to free the gentle creature–even if it means losing her chance to become a knight. Can Princess Pulverizer and her pals rescue the mermaid and escape the pirate’s clutches, or are they doomed to walk the plank?

Praise for Princess Pulverizer: Grilled Cheese and Dragons
[*]”Very funny series . . .” –Publishers Weekly, starred review

“A wacky adventure that stands out through highlighting its heroine’s foibles, giving her plenty of room to grow in future installments.” –Kirkus

“This spirited chapterbook is an obvious choice for Princess in Black grads and Hamster Princess fans.” –Booklist

“A strong series opener and a solid choice for those looking to increase their early chapter book holdings.” –School Library Journal

Princess Pulverizer’s next good deed: unite the unicorns and keep them from getting captured. She may not be a knight yet, but she won’t let that stop her from saving the day!

Princess Pulverizer and her pals are well on their way to completing her Quest of Kindness. But they know they can’t continue it until they help Fortune–the unicorn they recently rescued–find his family. So when a fearful king orders his knights to capture all the unicorns they can, it’s up to the princess and her friends to warn the unicorns before it’s too late!

Praise for Princess Pulverizer: Grilled Cheese and Dragons
[*]”Very funny series . . .” –Publishers Weekly, starred review

“A wacky adventure that stands out through highlighting its heroine’s foibles, giving her plenty of room to grow in future installments.” –Kirkus

“This spirited chapterbook is an obvious choice for Princess in Black grads and Hamster Princess fans.” –Booklist

“A strong series opener and a solid choice for those looking to increase their early chapter book holdings.” –School Library Journal

Princess Pulverizer may not be a knight yet, but she won’t let that stop her from saving the day!

Princess Pulverizer dreams of becoming a knight. Dribble the dragon, a companion on her Quest of Kindness, dreams of becoming a chef. So he’s thrilled when he gets the chance to open a pop-up restaurant in the village they’re visiting (though he has to stay hidden, since people are still pretty scared of dragons). But a jealous juggler isn’t pleased with their arrival, and mysterious problems begin to arise. Villagers feel sick to their stomachs, then a barn burns to the ground–and Dribble is blamed! Can Princess Pulverizer help her friend before things go up in flames?

Praise for Princess Pulverizer: Grilled Cheese and Dragons
[*]”Very funny series . . .” –Publishers Weekly, starred review

“A wacky adventure that stands out through highlighting its heroine’s foibles, giving her plenty of room to grow in future installments.” –Kirkus

“This spirited chapterbook is an obvious choice for Princess in Black grads and Hamster Princess fans.” –Booklist

“A strong series opener and a solid choice for those looking to increase their early chapter book holdings.” –School Library Journal

Princess Pulverizer may not be a knight yet, but she won’t let that stop her from saving the day!

When Princess Pulverizer comes across two identical witches–one good and one bad–it’s the evil one she finds most enchanting. That’s because the impatient princess is ready to end her Quest of Kindness and finally become a knight, which is just what the bad witch offers. Can Princess Pulverizer’s friends break the spell that seems to have taken hold of her?

Princess Pulverizer may not be a knight yet, but she won’t let that stop her from saving the day!

Princess Pulverizer and her friends, Lucas and Dribble the dragon, are on the hunt for another good deed to complete on her Quest of Kindness. So when they hear about a mysterious evil beast who’s been capturing townspeople, the trio sets out to find it and rescue the prisoners. But when Lucas and Dribble get caught themselves, it’s up to Princess Pulverizer to free her friends!

Princess Pulverizer may not be a knight yet, but she won’t let that stop her from saving the day!

The village of Ire-Mire-Briar-Shire has a problem: every single cow, goat, and sheep has vanished! That means no milk, no butter, no cheese. As an aspiring chef and grilled cheese lover, Dribble the dragon is outraged. Princess Pulverizer is less concerned, but she knows an opportunity when she sees it–they’ll simply find the missing herds, save the day, and get even closer to completing her Quest of Kindness! But when an angry pink-haired troll captures Princess Pulverizer and her timid friend, Lucas, doing her good deed might not be quite so easy!

Princess Pulverizer may not be a knight yet, but she won’t let that stop her from saving the day!

There’s trouble in the kingdom of Salamistonia! Ever since an evil wizard kidnapped Lester the jester, laughter and smiles have disappeared. Now Princess Pulverizer has the perfect opportunity to complete the next good deed on her Quest of Kindness: a rescue mission! With her friends Lucas and Dribble by her side, can Princess Pulverizer defeat the wizard, free Lester, and bring fun back to Salamistonia?

Meet the princess who’d rather wear a suit of armor than a crown!

Princess Serena (or as she prefers, Princess Pulverizer) doesn’t want to be a princess–she wants to be knight! But her father, King Alexander of Empiria, thinks she still has a lot to learn when it comes to exhibiting valiant behavior. So he presents a challenge: the princess must first go on a Quest of Kindness and perform good deeds to prove that she truly deserves to go to knight school. With help from a friendly dragon named Dribble and a perpetually terrified knight-in-training named Lucas, can she complete her quest and discover what it really takes to be a hero?