Lindsay Peart

 Does anyone ever wonder why an intelligent young woman would touch a spindle when she knew it would kill her or make her sleep for 100 years? Aurora told me. Please see her story here: https://smile.amazon.com/Sleeping-Beauty-But-better-morals-ebook/dp/B0B52JP8LD/ref=sr_1_2?crid=ABLKJSHPWE4B&keywords=lindsay+peart&qid=1656199941&sprefix=lindsay+peart%2Caps%2C1805&sr=8-2  My intent is for this to be enjoyable for anyone from 2 years to 100 years. Particularly females. It would be awesome if children could enjoy this story with their grownups. That would enable questions and spark discussions.

 The first dandelion and the first rose grew together. Which one is more beautiful? Are you sure? I hope to be a dandelion and have the ability to get stomped on and survive while making others happy. What are you? To see their short parable, please read The Law of Compensation . It is found here: Smashwords – The Law of Compensation – a book by Lindsay Peart    

 We all know many versions of Snow White. In most versions, she is under the age of ten. In Disney she is a little older, about fourteen. In every version, she agrees to marry someone she barely knew. Why would a young girl agree to marry someone she doesn't know? And why would a young man propose marriage to a child? If you knew Prince Florian the way I do, that would all make sense. To see and read his story for free please go to:   https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1149195