THE PRINCE AND THE PORKER

Written by Peter Bently

Illustrated by David Roberts

Pignatius was passing the palace one day, when he saw ten fresh buns left to cool on a tray . . . When Pignatius sees fresh pastries cooling on the windowsill of the palace kitchen, he's tempted to try them. Before long, he finds himself in the prince's room trying on a wig and some clothes, and the servants mistake him for the real prince. It turns out that the prince has always wanted a double to deal with a particularly frightening problem--his aunt Alice.

This hilarious reimagining of Mark Twain's classic The Prince and the Pauper is sure to make kids laugh with its clever rhyming text and delicious, dessert-filled illustrations by New York Times bestselling illustrator David Roberts.