Princess Azulia

A Rhyme Story

   Princess Azulia uses her ability to heal to help others for free, but some people want to get rich by selling her services. This story is short, but written to rhyme. 

Fiction / Rhyme Story

Recommended Age: 8+

Content Triggers: Abduction, Minimal Violence

Word Count: 1, 411 / Pages: 39

Published: 05/26/2024 Mini Custom: 03/21/2025

Book born on May 26th, 2023. Princess Azulia ©2024 James Dawson. All rights reserved. Dream brought alive on March 21st, 2025.
Princess Azulia JDIV Handmade Rhyme Story Book
Princess Azulia JDIV Handmade Rhyme Story Book
Princess Azulia JDIV Handmade Rhyme Story Book

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This is a work of fiction.
Idea formulated on February 3rd, 2024.
Book born on May 26th, 2023.
Published by JDIV.
Princess Azulia ©2024 James Dawson.
All rights reserved.
Printed by ArtsyLifeStudio.

Part 1

Who is Princess Azulia?

Our princess, Azulia, had the power to heal.

She could cure it all with a simple feel.

People came to her and would kneel.

Everyone lined up within her sight.

They stared at her. She always wore white.

Some were sick and some came from a fight.

A bee sting, covered with dirt.

Azulia touched where it hurt,

Then wiped her hands on her skirt.

One boy was very ill,

And found no help from any pill.

She said, “Give you help, I will.”

She helped her people from dawn until night.

She only slept when there was no more light.

She always tried to do what was right.