By Roberta Olsen Major

It’s hard being the imperfect daughter of the perfect couple. Tally’s mother is the beautiful Snow White, her father, the former Prince Charming. When they decide it’s time for Tally to choose a consort, she does what any self-respecting princess would do under the same circumstances—she runs! With a few hints from her six vertically-challenged honorary uncles, Tally sets off on a quest to find the missing seventh dwarf—and some answers to questions about herself and her future as the heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Placidity.

What They Are Saying About Rising Star Roberta Olsen Major

“The Prince In The Flower Bed is smart, hip and hysterical.”

—Rob. Lauer,

award-winning playwright

“…filled with real personalities, interesting twists, imaginative details—and just the right touch of magic.”

—Rosemarie Howard,

Storyteller

“With wit and humor that will appeal to every kid and every one who ever was a kid, including those of us wishing we could be kids again, Roberta Major has woven another tale in her fairy tale series…that will leave you begging: WHERE’S THE NEXT ONE???”

—Sara V. Olds,

author of Hanne’s Farewell To Juarez

"For ‘kids’ of all ages, The Seventh Dwarf is a delightful tale that kept me smiling from cover to cover. Not unlike the immensely popular and entertaining Shrek, Dwarf takes ‘happily ever after’ a hop, skip and a jump farther, leading the child in us all on a merry romp through ‘what if’.”

—Pam Ripling,

author of LOCKER SHOCK!

“Once I reacquired TIES from my granddaughter, I found myself being highly entertained... It was much more of an attention-getter than James Mitchner... Major is a talented author who gives her readers the opportunity to partake of sheer reading for pleasure… style, composition and wild imagination… I love reading a book where the good guys win and the bad ones go to that place where bad guys will reside for all eternity…”

—a reader from Texas

“I just finished TIES over the weekend! What a great book. I just loved it. I just love the subtleties…such a delightful band of characters! Harry is a loverly hero!!”

—a reader from California