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Call number : FIC 813.501 P954 2010
FIC
813.501
P954
2010

Book
Title proper : The prince and the pauper / retold by Ron Mendoza ; illustrated by Irene Mark Gilo.
Contributor : Mendoza, Ron
Contributor : Gilo, Irene Mark
Publication : Quezon City: Lampara Publishing House, Inc., 2010.
Extent of text : [56 pages]
Illustrative content : color illustrations
Dimension : 23 cm.
Content type : Text
Media type : Unmediated
Carrier type : Volume
Series title : Lampara classics - graphic novels
ISBN/Identifier : 978-971-518-479-1 (pbk)
Access point-Topical : Impostors and imposture--England--Comic book, strips, etc.
Access point-Topical : Princes--England--Comic book, strips, etc.
Access point-Topical : Poor--England--Comic book, strips, etc.
Access point-Topical : Boys--England--Comic book, strips, etc.
Access point-Personal : Twain, Mark
Language : English
No. of times borrowed : 0

ABSTRACT/SUMMARY

Two boys are born on the same day – Prince Edward of Wales and Tom Canty. The former is very rich while the latter is very poor. The two boys meet one day and decide to switch clothes. While dressed in pauper’s rags, Prince Edward leaves the palace to punish the guard who treated Tom badly. But because Prince Edward and Tom Canty look exactly alike, the palace guard mistakes Prince Edward for a pauper and throws him out to the streets. Prince Edward goes to Tom’s house to ask for help to be able to go back to the palace. But nobody believes him when he says over and over that he is the true Prince of Wales. Meanwhile, back at the palace, despite Tom’s repeated denial of his birthright, the court and the king insist that he is the true prince gone mad. While out in the streets of London, Prince Edward learns England’s oppressive justice system. He vows to change the said system. That is, if he could go back to the palace…

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