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The Tale of Despereaux By: Kate DiCAMILLO PowerPoint by: Lindsay & Dylan

In this story of The Tale of Despereaux there is a mouse who is in love with a princess named Pea. There is also a rat named Roscuro who loves the light but other rats don’t. There is a girl named Miggery Sow who is a serving girl who has a big dream that might not come true. Despereaux, who goes on a dangerous journey to save the loving Princess Pea. Will he save her? Read the book to find out.

I have a dream that some day I will be a Princess.

Once upon a time Setting