Far away from her home in South Korea, Sara Crewe must find a way to adjust to life at her new Los Angeles boarding school in this modern-day graphic adaption of A Little Princess.

Sara Crewe misses her dad. While he’s deployed overseas, she's being sent to boarding school in Los Angeles. It’s not all bad—she makes new friends quickly and finds comfort in creating fantastical stories to share with the other girls. But there's one person Sara can’t get through to: the school’s caretaker, Mrs. Minchin. 

Mrs. Minchin seems to dislike everything about Sara. When Sara helps the other girls with their endless chores, she is chastised. When she challenges Mrs. Minchin's unfair rules, she's punished. And when her father is terribly injured, leaving her to remain at school through the summer, Mrs. Minchin tries her hardest to break Sara's spirit. 
 
But Sara’s kindness, perseverance, and love of storytelling help her—and her new friends— through even the worst of times. Will that be enough for Sara to create her own fairy tale ending?

Read all the books in the Classic Graphic Novel Remix Series:
Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy
The Secret Garden on 81st Street
Anne of West Philly
A Little Princess in Los Angeles 

Ivy Noelle Weir is a writer of comics and prose. She is the co-creator of the Dwayne McDuffie Award–winning graphic novel Archival Quality and the author of The Secret Garden on 81st Street, and Anne of West Philly. Her writing has appeared in anthologies such as Princeless: Girls Rock and Dead Beats. She lives in the greater Boston area with her husband and their two tiny, weird dogs.

Melanie Kim is a half-Korean millennial who was born in Arizona and raised in southern Maine. She has a bachelor of fine arts in Animation & Game Art from the Maine College of Art & Design. Melanie loves spending time with her partner and cat, playing video games, and roller-skating—but only rarely at the same time.