Sleeping Beauty

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Told by Rand Whipple Illustrated by students from the Downsville Central School's 1st and 2nd Grades, 2020

In a nearby castle, there was a princess name Susan. She was good. She was kind. She was smart. She wasn't beautiful.

Brad felt couldn't marry Susan because she was not beautiful. He felt he had to marry the most beautiful woman in all the world.

So he rode home, found Susan, got down on one knee and asked her to marry him.

This book was illustrated by students from the Downsville Central School's 1st and 2nd Grade classes.

It was created as part of a Box Of Light online assembly.

And made possible, in part, by support from the DCMO BOCES.

There were flowers strewn across the glass.

The castle was surrounded by a fence and covered with thorns.

When she woke, the spoke and, the truth is, she wasn't very nice to him.

And thought that the way he said his name was silly.

She didn't care about the fact that he was strong.

And he set off to find his perfect bride 

He travelled until he came across a castle.

(completely missing the fact that she was right in front of him.)

Brad decided he  needed to find the most beautiful woman in all the world. The woman who would be his wife.

He felt he deserved the most beautiful woman in all the world because... he was Brad!

He also had a sword and wanted to be called... Brad.

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