Princessandthepea Stories

Maddie Nguyen is a homeschooled teenager who happens to be a maladroit employee of a family owned smoothie bar, who was supposed to have her senior year as an unquestionably stress-free adolescent. But that was before-before she ran smack into the teen acting sensation, Ash Parker -whom is apparently looking for girlfriend. Before they know it, everything is spiraling out of control. Fans. Gossip. Pranks. And lots of smoothies. Everywhere. Even under mattresses. -- a modern retelling of princess and the pea in the form of poetry and prose. beautiful cover made by leichter

What if every story you've heard about a princess... all happened to the same one? PART ONE: THE FROG IN THE POND Amelia is the heir to the throne; still a child and balancing a thin line between a doting father and a cruel mother. Her world view widens when she meets a cursed frog that asks her to break its spell. In exchange for something precious, Amelia has to give something she's not willing to. PART TWO: THE PEA IN THE MATTRESS Whisked away to another country on a diplomatic mission, Princess Amelia finds herself facing Theo again. When a hidden plan comes to fruition, Amelia becomes a part of a long held tradition to marry the Crown Prince, Castiel, who seems mature and worldly but is full of mysteries. Balancing the boredom of a caged life, annoyance at two royal brothers, and the fear of continued nightmares won't be easy, and that's not even counting the plot against her to make sure she not only fails the test to be queen, but fails at ever returning home as well.

Once upon a happily never after... Here is a dose of reality for those who are weary of reading sucked up romance...

The three youngest daughters of King Sorën and Queen Sariah, Ashley, Amelia, and Sophia, are invited to a kingdom on a nearby island named H'aloi in order to complete a series of test to marry the prince of that kingdom. Some of their other competitors turn out to have cruel intentions, but others turn out to be on friendly terms with them. Will they be able to prove themselves true princesses? And will the prince of H'aloi ever discover what it means to love? A fairytale retelling based off of 'Princess and the Pea'.

Raksana is running from her father's army when she is captured by her country's most feared group of rebels. Their leader, Nate, was prepared to kill her, until she starts insulting him. But are they doomed from the start? Because when royals clash fairy tales fall. After all who said fairy tales had to have happy endings? PG-13 Highest Ranking: #8 in Science Fiction Highest Ranking: #196 in Fantasy Previously a Fantasy story until it had a Sci-Fi makeover. Cover by @wattpad.covers on Instagram.

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A Kids Story with a little Change a Bedtime Story a little Prince is Finding a Princess to marry

A short poem inspired by the story of the princess and the pea. Followed by a retelling of the story in my own words. I thought for a long time that this story was about ungratefulness for some reason. Thinking the story surrounded a spoiled princess who was making everyone's life harder by not just going to bed. Imagine my surprise when I discovered a few months ago that the story is in fact about a young woman proving herself to be who she says she is all because of a small lump in a mattress. Having enough courage to ask for help in becoming comfortable being what proves her to be a true princess. I also see the story to be a reminder of my own relationship with God/The Universe. I need to know that if I am the daughter of The King I am then a princess. A princess is never afraid to ask for her needs to be met, and she is never wondering whether she deserves to have her needs met. It is imperative that I remember it is not only necessary for me to ask from God what it is I want, but to also believe that I deserve it to come to me once I've asked. It is important for me to not question whether I deserve what I want. I deserve what I see and I see what I deserve. For me this story represents the fact that I deserve comfort. I deserve safety. I deserve softness. I deserve clarity. I deserve rest. I deserve to bloom. I deserve to act in my creativity. I deserve to revel in my creativity. I deserve to move at my own pace. I deserve to figure things out as I see fit. I thank God for hearing the prayers that sit in my heart or at the tip of my pen, or in notes app unable to find the force to come out of my throat and on to my breath. Thank you for being patient with me in learning to bring my prayers out of me for I know my breath is a necessary propelling force for my prayers to become more than words. Thank you for pushing me and challenging me. I will do better and more. Amen.

So Everyone knows the story Princess and the Pea right? Well this is the story from the peas point of view!

This is somewhat my modern-day version of The Princess and the Pea. It is about a teenage girl that walks in upon a royal ball during a storm because it was too dangerous to be out, and evidently the prince thinks she is the most like a princess out of all of his contenders. #Justwriteit #firsts

When Daniela Simmons' younger sister enters her name in a reality TV dating show, the last thing she expects is to be randomly chosen among 39,000 entries as the Wild Card, a new contestant added halfway through the show to compete for the heart of billionaire adventurer, Tyler Drake. Forget that she doesn't even watch reality TV - whether Daniela likes it or not, she's in one now. For Tyler Drake, being the object of the women's affections has become tiring, for how can one truly know who's being real or not - including himself - with cameras constantly filming their every move? But he's willing to coast through to the end of this fabricated fairy tale with whomever the production decides will be the winner of his heart until the Wild Card arrives just in time to stir things up - and his heart. 2016 © Velvet Madrid

The Princess and the Pea (Parody) inspired by Hans Christian Anderson

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every happily ever after has to start with once upon a time...

Just me messing around with some old fairytales

Felicity Thorne continues her job of helping people.

There was a princess. At a ball she be like "yo my homies anyone gotta pea?" She actually meant like urinate but nobody knew...... If you read our story- ur in for a treat

A gender-reversed retelling of the Princess and the Pea