The Prince Who Always Said, "I Can't"

The Prince Who Always Said, "I Can't" is a tale of middle child of artistic parents who constantly sought the attention that came so easily to his brother and sister. "Artists are the keepers of our dreams, the guardians of our imaginations. They hold up a mirror to our lives to show us how far off the path we've wandered, or how silly we can be, how we can better ourselves, strive for greatness or just remind us to stop and take note of the beauty this world has to offer."
This is a story that focuses on what it's like for a child to feel as though he's never good enough, until he decides that none of his efforts are worthwhile and he "can't" do anything right. Then what it takes for a lost, young man to find his own self worth.
Like all of the Prince and Princess Fables there are simple lessons to be learned about growing up, sacrifice and duty, with a touch of comedy and a few universal insights for both children and adults.
There will be another PF2 story released as an eBook every month in 2015. This is #3.