Under Pressure With a Squash

&quote;Life in the Seven Kingdoms is never dull . . .&quote; --Jen McConnel, SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNALSeven Kingdoms Fairy TalesWhether it's speaking up at a feast, reading a map, or taking a test, or standing up for your friends in a strange kingdom, Seven Kingdoms Fairy Tales are about finding the magic in life.For ages 9 to 12. Read in any order.Some problems multiply faster than others . . .Eleven-year-old Princess Saffy is a point monster who has to hit the bullseye every time. Points ARE the point.Prince Magellan's whole heart is in his map projects. Tests are pointless.But when their beloved dragon gets them into trouble with the Fairy Kingdom, the Saffron twins are tested at a whole new level!How can they beat the PRESSURE?Get on board the Hubbard submarine and find out!OhOOOOGA! OhOOOOOOOGA!Dive!Dive!Note: This is an AI audiobook narrated by Madison of Google. Edited by the author. Downloadable illustrations add to the fun!Table of ContentsA Pointless Test 1The Point Monster 14The Test Problem 27Thursdays for Thinking 37Second in Command 60First Day of Fairy School 67Follow that Hubbard! 80In Defense of Cupids 98Barging In 114Point Counseling 132Tunnel Trouble 151The Fairy Ranger Library 166Multiplication Madness 184The Ranger Queen 201The Test Flight 213A Long Knitting Night 222Transportation Trouble 237More Thinking on Thursdays 244The Laughing Lake 253Epilogue 272More in this series:Trouble With ParsnipsLost With LeeksTrouble at the Valentine FactoryUnder Pressure With a Squash: The Multiplication ProblemRule Trouble: The Case of the Illegal DragonGiant Trouble: The Mystery of the Magic BeansPraise for the series:&quote;Gr 4-7 Decher's fourth book in the &quote;Seven Kingdoms&quote; series is a zany story of ingenuity and collaboration. Life in the Seven Kingdoms is never dull, especially not with fairies popping by to ask for favors and a cranky queen creating candies that will put a spell on anyone who eats them.&quote; [Trouble at the Valentine Factory]--Jen McConnel, SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL&quote;Very cute story. I can't wait to read it with my girls! As someone who has no sense of direction, I love that Nero is directionally challenged also. I hope there are more books to follow. I'd love to read about the other characters or even more adventures with Nero.&quote; [Lost With Leeks]-Charlotte's Reviews (Goodreads)&quote;Whimsy and adventure at every turn! . . . another wonderful read. Funny, delightful and whimsical story of two royal siblings who learn what leadership requires. Smiles for readers of all ages who will relate with the troubles these two face in doing what must be done - whether it's learning multiplication tables or utilizing archery skills!&quote; [Under Pressure With A Squash:The Multiplication Problem] Eileen Schnabel, author, ONE IF BY LAND, TWO IF BY SUBMARINE