In "Princess and the Butterfly," Arthur Wing Pinero offers readers a delightful and whimsical tale of love and transformation. The story follows a princess who is transformed into a butterfly and must navigate the challenges of her new life. As she meets other creatures in the enchanted forest, she learns valuable lessons about friendship, bravery, and individuality.

Pinero's writing is engaging and poetic, capturing the beauty and magic of the princess's journey. The characters are endearing and relatable, each with their own unique struggles and strengths. The themes of self-discovery and acceptance are beautifully woven throughout the narrative, making it a touching and heartwarming read.

Overall, "Princess and the Butterfly" is a charming fairy tale that will enchant readers of all ages. With its touching message and whimsical storytelling, this book is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who picks it up.

Book Description:
The English-born Princess Pannonia had spent the twenty years of her marriage isolated in the Prince's remote Hungarian castle. Now widowed, she returns to London to re-engage with former friends, all fearfully facing middle-age. Can romance be rekindled with a former flame? Or will it be found with someone new or perhaps someone overlooked before? - Summary by ToddHW Cast list: Princess Pannonia: awonski Sir George Lamorant, Bart.: Greg Giordano Fay Zuliani: Jenn Broda Edward Oriel: Tomas Peter Blanche Oriel: Michele Eaton Lady Ringstead: Sonia Mr. St. Roche: Alan Mapstone Mrs. St. Roche: TJ Burns Maxime Demailly: Rémi Lady Chichele: WendyKatzHiller Major-General Sir Robert Chichele, KCB: Alan Mapstone Mrs. Marsh: TallyTiger Annis Marsh: Annie Mars Mrs. Sabiston: Diana H. Kennedy Mrs. Ware: SaraHale Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Eave: ToddHW Hon. Charles Denstroude: Rob Marland Sir James Velleret, MP: Larry Wilson Mr. Adrian Mylls: Andrew Gaunce Mr. Bartley Levan: David Purdy Mr. Perceval Ord: Jim Locke Kara Pasha: Jim Locke Mrs. Ughbrook: Diana H. Kennedy Faulding: Alan Mapstone Catherine: gracecremeens Mr. St. Roche's Servant: James R. Hedrick Old People: David Purdy the Princess's Servant: Sandra Schmit Stage Directions: TR Love Editing: ToddHW