The Pen Pieyu Adventures Series by Diane Mae Robinson win’s 10th Book Award

Posted on September 4, 2016 by admin

Front Cover Sir Princess Petra’s Mission – The Pen Pieyu Adventures, Book Three

Author: Diane Mae Robinson

Illustrator: Micheal Bermundo

Publisher: Tate Publishing, 2016.

Paperback: 106 pages

Description Categories: adventure kids books; children’s fantasy books; dragon books for children

Sir Princess Petra’s Mission, book 3 in The Pen Pieyu Adventures, is awarded a 2016 Readers’ Favorite International Award in the Children – Adventure category. This recent award is the 10th book award for The Pen Pieyu Adventures series.

5 * Review by Jack Magnus for Readers’ Favorite. “Diane Mae Robinson’s epic fantasy and adventure tale for children, Sir Princess Petra’s Mission, is the third book in this original and highly acclaimed series about a princess who’d really rather be a knight.” Read More on the Readers’ Favorite Review Page.

Previous Awards for The Pen Pieyu Adventures series: 2012 Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Emerging Artist Award (literary award); 2012 Purple Dragonfly Book Award; 2013 Readers’ Favorite International Book Award; 2013 Sharp Writ Book Award; 2014 Readers’ Favorite International Book Award; 2015 Children’s Literary Classics Seal of Approval; 2015 Purple Dragonfly Book Award; 2015 Children’s Literary Classics Book Award; 2015 Los Angeles Book Festival Award. Read more about the awards.

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The Pen Pieyu Adventures – Secret Character Facts

Posted on August 7, 2016 by admin

Sir Princess Petra LongstrideLives in The Kingdom of Pen Pieyu in the Land of Pen Pieyu (see map). She is the first and only knight of her kingdom.

Birthday: September 9

Age: 9

Middle name: Brettania (middle name after her grandmother, Brettania May Longstride, the great story teller).

Favorite color: pink

Favorite foods: chocolate, mushrooms, olives, nuts, wild berries.

Favorite activities: archery, jousting, Highland dancing, riding her steed, javelin tossing, home-school lessons, onion throwing, polishing her armour, making mud pies, and her most favorite activity, adventures.

Dislikes: big meanies, eating anything with onions in it, bees.

Parent’s names: King William Kuff Longstride and Queen Mabel Viola Longstride

Bograt the Bog Witch

Lives in the bogs and swamps smack-in-the middle of all the other lands of all of the other kingdoms, and just at the edge of Hobble-Wobble Creek. (see map).Birthday: February 30 (that’s what her birth certificate says).

Age: she counts 10 years by the succession of seasons.

Real name: Marsheesh Mya Mire

Favorite color: black

Favorite foods: onions, broccoli, carrots, lettuce, squash, pretty well all vegetables.

Favorite activities: chasing frogs, scaring people (well, only a little), cooking and eating onion-anything, picking mushrooms, mud baths, making deals, exploring,

Dislikes: frilly dresses, water baths.

Prince Nastybun

Lives in The Kingdom of Messogie, just east and a little north of The Kingdom of Crablips (see map).Birthday: June 1

Age: 10

First Name: Norton

Middle Name: Hiney (This was very hard information to come by, and nobody, until now, knew of his middle name).

Favorite color: purple.

Favorite foods: asparagus, mushrooms, squid (although he rarely gets to eat squid because squid comes from the sea to the west, and he lives far away from the sea to the west—see map again).

Favorite activities: riding his pony, commanding his puny army, spear throwing, drying off, exploring.

Dislikes: falling off his pony, soggy boots, moss on his armour, scary things.

King and Queen Longstride

Rulers, owners, and directors of Pen Pieyu Kingdom where they retain, direct, rule, and pay the bills at Longstride castle. Also, Petra’s parents.King’s name, birthday, age: King William Kuff Longstride, January 1, 52 years of age.

Queen’s name, birthday, age: Queen Mabel Viola Longstride, January 3, 41 years of age.

King’s favorite food/ activities: octopus stew, octopus crepes; being the lord over of his kingdom.

Queen’s favorite food/activities: coconut shrimp, coconut cream pie; practicing a faint that doesn’t mess her hairdo, ruling her husband’s kingdom.

King’s dislikes: women trying to rule his kingdom.

Queen’s dislikes: octopus stew.

Check out https://dragonsbook.com/for-kids/ for more facts about book two characters in this dragon books for children series. Kids, print out Sir Princess Petra coloring pages.

Dragon Books For Children And Some Dragon Facts

Posted on May 28, 2016 by admin

Dragon Books

Dragon books for children, and the dragons that star in them, are as different as the author’s imagination.

For the most part, the dragon seems to be portrayed as the evil villain. And according to folklore, they were. Green Dragons in Folklore http://www.draconika.com/types.php

The green dragon is a belligerent creature and master of intrigue, politics, and backbiting. He is cruel. He prefers forests—the older and bigger the trees, the better. Instead of being overtly aggressive, he prefers to concoct elaborate schemes to gain power or wealth with as little effort as possible. He may make his lair behind a waterfall or near a lake, pond, or stream that provides a submerged entrance. The closer one gets to his lair, the darker the woods become. Evil hangs in the air, mingling with the forest scents to produce foul odors.http://www.draconika.com/types.php

Snarls is the lovable dragon in my fantasy kids books series.

Multi-Award Winning, The Pen Pieyu Adventures series

You can download the 9- page pdf coloring pages here.

Any just to reassure you, Snarls is nothing like the description of the green dragon in folklore, even though he is green.

Dragon Books For Children and some facts about dragons

Posted on December 24, 2015 by admin

Dragon books for children, and the dragons that star in them, are as different at the author’s imagination.

For the most part, the dragon seems to be portrayed as the evil villan. And according to folklore, they were.

Snarls is the dragon in my fantasy kids books series.

Book three, Sir Princess Petra’s Mission, is forthcoming December, 2015.

Any just to reassure you, Snarls is nothing like the description of the green dragon in folklore, even though he is green.

Green Dragons in Folklore http://www.draconika.com/types.php

The only similarity I see in Snarls as compared to the green dragon of folklore is that Snarls does live in the forest–The Forest of Doom. That does sound scary, but the forest is named The Forest of Doom because it belongs to the Doom Family. Snarls’s full name is, Snarls Lotsapuff Doom.

Snarls has actually been described as “endearing” by one book reviewer. Learn more about Snarls and some of the characters from book one, Sir Princess Petra – The Pen Pieyu Adventure, where you can also download a free coloring book.

Children’s Book Author receives N.Y. Agent Contract

Posted on May 3, 2014 by admin

Award winning author Diane Mae Robinson has announced that she has contracted with Gotham Artists Agency of New York. Robinson is the author of ‘Sir Princess Petra’ and ‘Sir Princess Petra’s Talent’.

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Award Winning Children’s Book Author Diane Mae Robinson Announces New York Agency Contract

Robinson awards include the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Emerging Artists Award for Children’s Book Author and took 2nd Place in the Purple Dragonfly Book Awards for ‘Sir Princess Petra’, the first book in the Pen Pieyu series

[October 30, 2013, St. Paul, Alberta, Canada] Award winning Canadian author Diane Robinson has announced that she has contracted with Gotham Artists Agency of New York.“Signing with New York agent, James von Scholz at Gotham Artists Agency,” Robinson stated, “is an incredible boost to my writing career. My agent will work with me to bring my characters to larger audiences through foreign rights, animation, and toy licensing. It’s very exciting.”‘Sir Princess Petra’, the first in the series, features surprising plot twists and turns, brilliant flashes of humor, zany characters and is rooted in timeless values that shine through the charismatic main character. It is written in the tradition of C. S. Lewis and is reminiscent of ‘Shrek’. Reviewers have labeled the award winning book a ‘fantasy adventure that is sure to become a timeless classic.’The second book, ‘Sir Princess Petra’s Talent’ has already received a number of very favorable reviews. A recent review on Goodreads stated, ‘This is a book that should be in lots of classrooms. I think it is a good book to help children understand that everything is not as it first seems.’ Another reviewer stated, ‘Cloaked in a fantasy work of knights, kings, and dragons that will engulf children into the story, the moral lessons imparted are refreshingly neither preachy nor boring. Petra’s breath of fresh air personality makes her an exceptional role model for children to admire and to imitate in the real situations of fear, new people, challenges, and goals in their own lives.”Ms. Robinson also recently announced that ‘Sir Princess Petra’ took an Honorable Mention award in the 2013 Readers’ Favorite International Awards for Children Grade K – 3rd. This adds to the long list of awards for ‘Sir Princess Petra’. Robinson was honored with two major awards for the first work. She was awarded the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Emerging Artists Award for Children’s Book Author and took 2nd place in the Purple Dragonfly Book awards for Children’s Chapter Book.While dragon books are one of the most popular segments of fantasy fiction and children’s books in today’s marketplace, in these fantasy fiction books, Robinson uses the dragon books concept as the background to teaching young people traditional values. Ms. Robinson’s highly praised work demonstrates that dragon books can be something much more than dragon books.Diane Mae Robinson is available for media interviews and can be reached using the information below or by email at robinsond@mscnet.ca. More information, including reviews, information for teachers and librarians and a special children’s section is available at her website. Both books are currently available from Amazon and Barnes and Noble.About Diane Mae Robinson:

Diane Mae Robinson has a journalism diploma from the Schools of Montreal, and an advanced diploma from the Institute of Children’s Literature in Connecticut. She is also an artist, writing tutor and teaches acrylic and watercolor art to children. She lives with her husband, Allen, in a small hilltop castle near St. Paul, Alberta. They have four dogs and three horses, along with a forest inhabited by gnomes, fairies, a princess, and a dragon. This magical forest is where Diane creates her characters and gets the inspiration for her stories.

Contact:

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robinsond@mcsnet.ca

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More reviews for Sir Princess Petra’s Talent

Posted on November 22, 2013 by admin

Waiting on reviews is always a scary time for an author. Even though the author has done their best to write an intriguing story, the story has been professionally edited, and the author has lost many sleepless hours pondering over the story, one never knows what the rest of the world thinks until the reviews come in.

Here are a few thoughts from some of the reviewers of book 2 in The Pen Pieyu Adventures series. Sir Princess Petra’s Talent, released Sept. 24, 2013.

Rating: 4 *’s Nikki Bennett, Author and Book Reviewer These are fun, easy to read books for young kids. I love the take on a princess who really wants to be a knight, and the silly things she has to go through. My favorite part of this one was when she had to pick what she was going to study in Talent school. Fun books for your kids! Full review here:http://www.amazon.com/Princess-Petras-Talent-Diane-Robinson/dp/1625106823/ref=pd_sim_sbs_b_1

Rating: 4 *’s Renee, Mother Daughter Book Reviews Sir Princess Petra’s Talent is precisely everything an early middle grade book should be with a multi-dimensional main character who is a great role model for young girls; a great supporting cast of unique and quirky characters; a plot largely driven through clever dialogue amongst the characters and involving much adventure and folly; and unexpected turns and twists that will leave parents and their children laughing out loud. Full review here: http://motherdaughterbookreviews.com/blog-tour-book-review-sir-princess-petras-talent-by-diane-mae-robinson/#comment-20417

Rating: 5 *’s Jaylen Grace, Author I’m not surprised Princess Petra has won her awards. On her adventure she meets wonderfully comic characters like Duce Crablips, the Ganutes and others who had me smiling continuously. It’s a great story and book – and I’m sure children will love it. Full review here: http://www.amazon.com/Princess-Petras-Talent-Diane-Robinson/dp/1625106823/ref=pd_sim_sbs_b_1

Gina, Insatiable Reader Try something different or out of the norm. You just might discover a talent of your own that makes you shine even brighter. In short, a lovely read for the kiddo’s and readers of all ages. Full review here:http://insatiablereaders.blogspot.ca/2013/09/blog-tour-princess-by-any-other-name.html#.UkK-FoaTjGA

Rating: 4 *’s

Tonja Drecker, Bookworm For Kids

This is an adventurous story, which gets going from the very first page and doesn’t stop. .Princess Petra is simply a cute character. She’s a head-strong little girl, who knows what she wants Her innocent decisions and reactions lead to the most delicious situations, putting a smile on the face. Despite the hairy and often humorous situations she runs into, she masters them all and ends up making a better world – kingdom – in the process. It was fun to journey with her through the well-described world. Full review here: http://www.bookwormforkids.blogspot.ca/2013/09/sir-princess-petras-talent-review-and.html

Rating: 5 *’s Chris, The Story Reading Ape In this delightful little tale we learn how Princess Petra becomes a Knight and how she gets her Talent certified. A great story for entertaining kids AND educational without them knowing it! Full review here:http://thestoryreadingapeblog.com/2013/09/29/meet-the-author-diane-mae-robinson-book-blast/

Sharee Wanner, Sharee’s Sentiments Sir Princess Petra’s Talent is written with brilliant imagination intertwined with wonderful humor! Diane masterfully involves readers as they go exploring the road of adventure with Princess Petra as she travels to Talent School. Along the way she meets new friends, earns a certificate for her talent and then returns home to share her new talent with the entire kingdom. Young and old alike are sure to enjoy every word. Full review here:http://shareessentiments.blogspot.ca/2013/09/sir-princess-petras-talent-by-diane-mae.html

Previously on What People are saying: http://dragonsbook.com/blog/2013/10/26/what-people-are-saying/

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Sir Princess Petra Books–Dragon Books For Children

Posted on November 15, 2013 by admin

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The trailer for Book 2: Sir Princess Petra’s Talent.

If you haven’t gotten your copy of this adventure series about a unique knight, boldly going where girls rarely went in the daring time of knights and dragons, get it before they are all gone! Dragons wait for no one!

Sir Princess Petra’s Talent

Book trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89kQ_ztMfAo

Author Diane Mae Robinson & Illustrator Samantha Kickingbird

Here is an excerpt, in case you really have not read this book yet: http://kid-lit-reviews.com/2013/10/06/review419-the-pen-pieyu-adventures-book-2-sir-princess-petras-talent-by-diane-mae-robinson/

Don’t know who Sir Princess Petra is? I’m aghast! Okay, take a look at this. Then take a look at, NO!, go read book 1: Sir Princess Petra. It is available everywhere good books for kids are sold.

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Fantasy Kids Book – Excerpt.

Posted on September 8, 2013 by admin

While the Kid Lit Reviews http://kid-lit-reviews.com/2013/08/16/excerpt-sir-princess-petras-talent/ reviewer takes time off to recover from foot surgery, we are pleased to present a very special post from Diane Robinson’s soon to be released Sir Princess Petra’s Talent from her Pen Pieyu Adventure Series. This is an excerpt from chapter one.

The Royal Rule Book, Again

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Excerpt from Chapter 1

. .Petra awoke to the sound of the royal councilman’s bugle. She hastily dressed in leggings and a tunic full of rips and holes from a recent jousting practice and scurried to the royal throne room.

. .. .The king and queen of Pen Pieyu sat on their ragged, leather thrones. Her mother had a nervous look about her, and her father, a sly grin. The royal councilman was running in circles until he came upon the royal rule book, which lay under Claymore, the royal mastiff.

. . .Somehow, Petra thought, the royal rule book looked much thicker than last she had seen it. That could only mean trouble. Petra rolled her eyes and gave a little moan.

. . . .“Father, Mother,” Petra said with a bow, “you summoned me?”

. .. .“Yes, my little Princess Knight,” her father replied, rather surly, as he watched the royal councilman point to a section in the royal rule book. The king stood, cleared his throat, then bellowed out, “It is hereby written that all Princess Knights of the Kingdom of Pen Pieyu must attend Talent School before their tenth year of age. They will be sent to the Land of Lost Donkeys and, under the instruction of King Asterman, learn a talent fit for a princess. After which time, the hereby-said princess—meaning you—will return to the Kingdom of Pen Pieyu with a proper princess talent and a certificate.”

. .. .Petra felt her face flush and her manners fly out the window. “That is ridiculous! I am a royal knight since I have accomplished the deed of hushing the howling dragon, Snarls, in the Forest of Doom. I should be treated as a royal knight and not this sissy princess stuff! And, besides, you just wrote that part—”

. .. .“Silence!” the king roared.

. .. .The royal councilman’s eyes grew extremely wide. He flipped the page of the royal book and backed away.

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. .. .The king gave his you-had-better-be-quiet glare toward Petra, then continued to read, loudly, “The hereby-said Princess Knight will acquire a talent certificate or be in forfeit of this royal rule. Forfeiting this royal rule will entitle the royal magician to turn the hereby-said Princess Knight into a frog to live in the bogs for a period of five years.” The king smirked and plopped back onto his chair.

. .. .“You made that all up!” Petra gave her best that’s-not-fair stare. “Our kingdom has never had a Princess Knight, nor any knight for that matter, before me. And as if a person can be turned into a frog.” She wondered about this for just a moment. “At any rate, I would rather be a frog than learn to crochet!” Petra blurted and crossed her arms.

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Book 1: Sir Princess Petra proved to be an awarding experience for Ms. Robinson. She was awarded the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Emerging Artists Award for Children’s Book Author, took 2nd place in the Purple Dragonfly Book awards for Children’s Chapter Book, and is a finalist in the 2013 Readers’ Favorite International Awards for Children Grade K – 3rd.

Diane Robinson’s Book 2: Sir Princess Petra’s Talent will be available on September 24, 2013. Starting then, she will also begin a book blog tour that will run until the 8th of October. Kid Lit Reviews is pleased to review the book and interview one of the main characters, but also to host Ms. Robinson’s book blog tour. Finished #1

Blog tour will be held at: http://kid-lit-reviews.com

Author’s website: http://www.dianemaerobinson.com/

Author’s blog: http://www.dragonsbook.com/

Author’s Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Diane-Mae-Robinson/265979866785967

Twitter: @DianeMaeRobinso (not a typo – forget the ‘n’)

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Once in a royal era, along comes a truly noble story that is charming and majestic, while embracing timeless values through a deeper message.

An honorable and worthy message about believing in yourself, the acceptance of others, and the grace of kindness. This is that story.

talent lighter version .

Sir Princess Petra’s Talent

Diane Mae Robinson

Tate Publishing

September 24, 2013

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Dragon Books For Children – Review

Posted on July 14, 2013 by admin

Sir Princess Petra

Dragon books for children by Diane Mae Robinson (Tate Publishing, Mustang, Oklahoma, 2011, 64 pages)

Book Review by Dennis Moore

Diane Robinson, who lives in a small hilltop castle near St. Paul, Alberta, in Canada, has written a whimsical children’s tale of a forest inhabited by gnomes, fairies, a princess, and a dragon; Sir Princess Petra. It is a tale that is sure to delight both adults and children alike. With the approach of her 9th birthday, Princess Petra wanted something that according to royal custom was for her to have anything that her heart desired. As jewels, frocks of lace, and princess games had become boring to her, she told her father, the King of Pieyu, King Longstride, that she wanted to be a royal Knight. Of course, this was uncommon for a girl to become a royal knight, but according to royal custom she was to have anything her heart desired. The King tried to dissuade his daughter by stating: “To become a Knight of my kingdom you must choose an act of bravery from the royal list of deeds,” proclaimed the king. “The choices are: to capture a crocodile and make his skin into a royal leather chair; to hush that howling, nasty dragon, Snarls, in the Forest of Doom; or to eat a roomful of raw onions.”
Princess Petra’s unusual birthday request sends the royal court into a frenzy, but when she agrees to undertake a knight’s quest they can’t stop her. Armed with a cake knife and outfitted in the best royal pots and pans, Petra sets off to face a dragon and win her real armor before encountering a bog witch, and, and an army of the kingdom’s worst enemies. She befriends them all and returns to her father’s kingdom triumphantly, along with these characters, and ready to be bestowed with all the trappings of being a royal knight.
This warm and enchanting tale of a child’s innocence and determination is worthy of a story to be told by parents and grandparents to their children, and it is a book that I highly recommend. This is a tale spun by Robinson full of quirky characters and surprising plots that will delight both adults and children alike, and keep listeners being told the story in rapt attention.

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Dennis Moore is a writer and book reviewer with the East County Magazine in San Diego and the book review editor for SDWriteway, an online newsletter for writers in San Diego. He is also one of the hosts of the “East County Magazine Live!” radio show for their book segment. Mr. Moore is also the author of a book about Chicago politics; “The City That Works: Power, Politics and Corruption in Chicago.” He can be contacted atcontractsagency@gmail.com or you can follow him on Twitter at: @DennisMoore8.

Check out this award-winning fantasy kids book at: Barnes & Noble, Amazon, or these other book sellers listed on Goodreads.

Check out book two, Sir Princess Petra’s Talents, in this adventure kids books series.

Book one and book two are both endearing dragon books for children.

Dragon Books For Children

Posted on July 7, 2013 by admin

Dragon books for children with lessons on kindness, understand, and acceptance of others. Children chapter book series for 7 – 10 years of age, adventure kids book / books with dragons.

Teacher’s grade 4 lesson plan, Sir Princess Petra, available here: http://www.dragonsbook.com/Sir_Princess_Petra’s_Lesson_Plan.pdf

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Sir Princess Petra – The Pen Pieyu Adventures (book one). Princess Petra’s unusual birthday request sends the royal court into a frenzy, but when she agrees to undertake a knight’s quest they can’t stop her. Armed with a cake knife and outfitted in the best royal pots and pans, Petra sets off to face a dragon and win her real armor before encountering a bog witch, and an army of the kingdom’s worst enemies. Will Petra’s kindness and acceptance prove to be more valuable than weapons and armor?

Barnes and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/sir-princess-petra-diane-mae-robinson/1107150083?ean=9781613462645

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007BDZY9Q

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Sir Princess Petra’s Talent – The Pen Pieyu Adventures (book two).

Sept., 24, 2013.

Pre-release editions available here: http://www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore/book.php?w=9781625106827

Sir Princess Petra has already proven she is a kind and noble knight. This, however, does not please the king and queen—they want her to behave like a princess and forget this

silly knight nonsense of hers!

But when the king writes a new rule in the royal rule book that requires her to attend Talent School and acquire a princess talent certificate or suffer the spell of the royal magician, Petra, reluctantly, agrees to go. But who could have guessed what Sir Princess Petra’s Talent would be?

What People Are Saying About Book One

Sir Princess Petra: The Pen Pieyu Adventures is a maverick fantasy, packed with plot twists and turns, unexpected obstacles and problems, and brilliant flashes of humor and originality. Sir Princess Petra charms and entrances the reader.—James A. Cox,The Midwest Book Review

Sir Princess Petra is one of those stories that will appeal to most everybody. It is charmingly funny. The author’s imagination is appropriately childlike. I know Petra is a child every parent will love.—Sue Morris, Kid Lit Reviews

This book has a great story line and a great message about believing in yourself. Petra proves that she and all girls can be daring, adventurous,and brave. This is an awesome chapter book.—Erik, This Kid Reviews Books

What People Are Saying About Book Two

This is a delightfully humorous and imaginative tale that children of all ages will not only enjoy, but will be one of their favorites for years to come.”—Renee Hand Multi-Award Winning & Amazon Best Selling Author The Crypto-Capers and Joe-Joe Nut Series

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Children’s Book Author receives N.Y. Agent Contract

Award winning author Diane Mae Robinson has announced that she has contracted with Gotham Artists Agency of New York. Robinson is the author of ‘Sir Princess Petra’ and ‘Sir Princess Petra’s Talent’.

Award Winning Children’s Book Author Diane Mae Robinson Announces New York Agency Contract

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