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The Shadowy Path
The Shadowy Path
The Shadowy Path
Grades 2–5
Princess Ella is restless, curious, and always looking for adventure. When she discovers a secret path near the castle, she follows it into the magical world of Twinklemist.
There, Ella explores the Hot Chocolate Swamp and the Valley of Giant Cherries. Along the way, she meets the grumpy Angry Sphere, the cheerful Cherry Fairy, and a new friend named Scoop.
Join Ella on her first magical adventure in Twinklemist and discover a world where anything can happen.
The Leader's Gem
The Shadowy Path
The Shadowy Path
Grades 2-5
Princess Ella is back in Twinklemist and ready for another adventure. When the trees of Twinklemist begin to die, Ella and her friend Scoop set out to help.
Their journey takes them to the underground City of Cavar, where they meet brave guards, Scoop’s little brother Skrim, and Lady Rye, a leader who has lost the courage she needsto save her people.
Can Ella and her friends stop the grublers before it is too late? Join them on a magical adventure filled with friendship, surprises, and courage.
The Way Home
The Shadowy Path
The Way Home
Grades 2-5
In the Chattering Hills, the Florenta flower creatures are in trouble. Their green land is turning to dust, and they believe the Angry Sphere is responsible. Ella and her friend Scoop set out to help them.
Along the way, they meet Rambling Randy, the sweet Lindyloo and her siblings Zenny and Daisy, and the Mysterious Merchant. A new stranger also appears, sparking Ella’s curiosity.
Join Ella and Scoop on another exciting adventure in Twinklemist.
Made for Shared Reading
School & Library Editions
School & Library Editions of Ella the Restless Princess are designed for shared and repeated use in classrooms and libraries while providing additional educational resources to support the reading experience.
Activities can be used individually or combined to support a broader classroom reading experience.
