Skat and the Princess Brat

Growing up isn't easy.

Skat is a young light-elf of cheery good will. Too bad he doesn't have good sense as well. His first day out from under his mother's watchful eye, he falls in love with every girl he meets. Skat then vows to win Odin's pardon for light-elves he had wrongly banished from Asgard. Skat infuriates Princess Violet by giving her roses to another girl. The brat whips up a whirlwind of bad fortune to punish him. In just one day every living creature on Rose Island is sucked into their controversy. Gerd loves Skat in spite of his fickle ways. This elfin girl displays loyalty tempered with common sense, presenting a dependable role model for girls. Skat effectively stands up for himself, overcomes adversity with good will, and succeeds in his quest. Animals, light-elves, a troll, Vikings, and gods respond to Skat's message that all living creatures should be treated nicely. Only a few completely selfish creatures remain untouched by his charm.Growing up isn't easy.



Skatrosenknup the Darling Rosebud-"Skat" to his friends-is a young light-elf of cheery good will. It's just too bad that he doesn't have good sense, as well. If there is mischief to be had, he'll find it. Failing that, he'll create it!



From his first day out from under his mother's watchful eye, he finds each girl he meets to be irresistible-and he falls head over little heels in love with every one of them.



... problem is, the girls aren't so forgiving of his fickle heart.



Then he sets his sights on bigger and bolder goals. Annoyed by what he feels is the unfair banishment of all light-elves from Asgard, young Skat vows to convince Odin to let his people back into paradise.



...but the Norse gods are not exactly amused by his antics either.



Skat is a scamp; no doubt, but his message that all living creatures should be treated nicely is one that everyone can get behind. His charisma and courage are his best defenses against the many scrapes he finds himself in. And in the end, only a few completely selfish creatures can resist his many charms.



... or can they?