Sugar Apple Fairy Tale, Vol. 3 (light novel)

Anne Halford is ready to compete in the Royal Candy Fair to win the title of Silver Sugar Master, but she cannot use the poor harvest of sugar apples to make the most important ingredient, silver sugar. She is searching for a motif to use for her candy sculpture.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 184 pages
Publication date: 18 April 2023
Publisher: Little, Brown & Company

The Royal Candy Fair is just around the corner, and Anne Halford is gearing up to take on the competition once again in her quest to secure the title of Silver Sugar Master! However, she finds herself in a bit of a predicament as the poor harvest of sugar apples has left her with a shortage of the crucial ingredient—silver sugar. Undeterred, Anne embarks on a mission to find better sugar apples and, at the same time, searches for a motif that will inspire her candy sculpture.

As she explores the vibrant markets and charming streets of the kingdom, Anne's eyes are drawn to a beautiful flower that she has never seen before. Its delicate petals and vibrant colors captivate her, and she decides to use it as the basis for her candy sculpture. With determination and creativity, Anne begins to shape the sugar into intricate designs and patterns, incorporating the flower's essence into every creation.

As the Royal Candy Fair draws near, Anne's candy sculptures stand out as a true masterpiece. The judges are impressed by her skill and creativity, and she is declared the winner of the Silver Sugar Master title. But more than that, Anne has found a new passion and a source of inspiration in the beautiful flower that had initially seemed like a mere obstacle.

In the end, the Royal Candy Fair not only showcased Anne's culinary skills but also taught her the importance of embracing diversity and finding beauty in unexpected places. And as she continues to create sweet treats that inspire and delight, Anne carries the memory of the flower that had set her on a path of artistic discovery with her.

Weight: 159g
Dimension: 203 x 127 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781975350994