The Lost Princess

The author’s first book, The Illustrated Pirkei Avot: A Graphic Novel of Jewish Ethics, sold over 10,000 copies without any formal distribution.The author’s colorful and kinetic illustration style is beautiful, intricate, and engaging.The story introduces the reader to a strong female lead character.The Lost Princess brings a mystical parable from the eighteenth century to new audiences in a fun and enchanting retelling. The Lost Princess is a magical tale of broad interest for children of all backgrounds.The book will especially interest Jewish parents, schools, and community organizations looking to make Jewish stories engaging for young audiences.Parents and teachers will appreciate that this story teaches readers how unforeseen events, and sometimes even failure, can lead you to your goal—celebrating the values of persistence, loyalty, and sincerity.The Lost Princess also introduces the reader to elemental personas—giants who speak to land animals, birds, and the wind—who will awaken a child’s imagination to the world around them.