A little princess

This book includes an introduction by Scarlett Curtis, a noted writer and feminist activist known for curating the Sunday Times Bestseller, "Feminists Don't Wear Pink." The story revolves around the affluent Sara Crewe, who joins Miss Minchin's boarding school in London with hopes of building friendships and settling in. Possessed of a magnetic personality and a compassionate spirit, Sara is also fond of weaving tales. Her father always called her a Little Princess, teaching her that being a princess is about embodying kindness, empathy, and courtesy. However, when misfortune befalls her, Sara faces a daunting challenge—she must muster all her inner strength to stay resilient and benevolent in the face of adversity. The Sisterhood collection honors timeless classics, penned by renowned female authors, to celebrate International Women's Day. Other titles in the collection include "The Railway Children," "Little Women," "Heidi," "Pride and Prejudice," and "Anne of Green Gables."