In this retelling of The Prince and the Pauper, Pignatius sneaks into the palace and munches his way through all the prince’s buns. Angry palace staff take chase but bow low to the greedy little pig after he dons the prince’s clothes. Now he can have the time of his life as a royal impersonator, unless the real prince arrives…
Bently and Roberts make a great partnership, as the rhyming text and illustrations are both packed with detail and humour.
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