Princess Sylénia and Almaris the White Tiger

On the island of Téravel, between turquoise lagoons and tropical forests, a rumor is spreading: something lives in the Greenheart Valley.

Sylénia, with green hair and brown eyes, goes to see for herself. There, she discovers Almaris, a white tiger with blue-violet eyes. She returns day after day without ever trying to touch or tame him—and that is precisely why trust eventually begins to grow.

Then hunters arrive on the island. A white tiger is a rare prize, and they know where to find him. To save Almaris, Sylénia must persuade the Elders’ Council to designate the valley as a sanctuary, stand up to adults who doubt her, and outrun the hunters. With the support of old Tïméa, she succeeds.

The sunniest book in the collection—and the one where victory means securing a decision, not winning a fight.

What the child gains

• Respect for wild animals — don’t approach, touch, or domesticate them.
• Endangered species — why an animal’s rarity puts it in danger.
• Making your voice heard — standing up for a cause in front of adults who don’t take you seriously.
• Patience — letting the other choose the distance that feels right for them.

Format

Illustrated Maxi-format e-book, high-definition PDF, to read on a tablet, e-reader, computer, or smartphone—and to print if you prefer paper. For ages 3–8, and up to age 12 for independent reading. Immediate download after purchase.

💡 This title belongs to the Princess Tales collection: in each book, a princess, a great feline, and a situation resolved through observation rather than force.