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Young Prince Hubert
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What shall be done about the spoiled, selfish prince? He will not grow up to be a good king. A wise courtier suggests a plan and the king agrees. Young Prince Hubert is sent to live among the peasants. Read this story to see his transformation into a compassionate, hard-working young man who understands hardship. Young lads on a similar journey will enjoy reading this book. Ages 8-12; 152 pages; paperback.
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What shall be done about the spoiled, selfish prince? He will not grow up to be a good king. A wise courtier suggests a plan and the king agrees. Young Prince Hubert is sent to live among the peasants. Read this story to see his transformation into a compassionate, hard-working young man who understands hardship. Young lads on a similar journey will enjoy reading this book. Ages 8-12; 152 pages; paperback.
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