What Is The Meaning Of The Palace Of Bears By Margaret Haddix

What would you do if you knew important information - would you keep it to yourself? What if that information could help someone in need, would you then open your mouth? Well, then I have the perfect book for you to read! Palace of mirrors by Margaret Haddix, a 14 year old girl who is in hiding becomes a peasant girl as her cover. She is the true princess of her kingdom, so when she is ready to tell the world, a person who she thought was her friend becomes her enemy. With pages of 297 (including the epilogue) every page is something different, just like the POV; the author was able to get the view of one person, which is first person. The author chose to write in first person, because this is the main characters story, everything that happened to her or things she went through are in
Meanwhile, she had a fake princess in her place. Her Grandma and Sir Stephan was teaching her the rules of being a princess so one day she could be ready for fulfill her destiny and is ready to face the danger. When she reaches the palace they experience complications and hears an entirely different version of her “destiny.” The main character has a big part in this, her input changes everything. Meaning, if it wasn't for her princess desmia would be dead, if she hadn't gone to the kingdom she would've never known the truth or when she gave the others a voice. She was born into this problem. The evidence states, “Somewhere in the world I have a tiara in a little box. It is not safe for me to wear…. It is not safe for me even to tell anyone who I really am. But I know- I have always known” (on the back cover) and ¨I lifted the harp high, then brought it down hard on lord throckmorton´s head. He crumples onto the floor, losing his grip on Desmia. ¨ (page 254) A few people knew her secret but the closest thing she had to a father was Sir stephen and when he is taken, will she turn herself in and stop hiding or play it