In stormy Stratford-upon-Avon, mischief brews when 11-year-old twins Judith and Hamnet Shakespeare decide to "improve" their father's latest play. The result? Lord Fluffbottom III: a dramatic, wig-wearing cat king.But when the prank pages are mistaken for a lost masterpiece, chaos erupts. Actors demand roles, nobles plot, and even the Queen gets involved-all while William Shakespeare rushes home.Can the kids undo the disaster before the curtain falls?Packed with laughter, twists, and historical shenanigans, The Tragedy of Lord Fluffbottom III gives voice to the children history forgot-and proves even legends can be rewritten. Christian Fischer is a passionate storyteller, historian, and proud descendant of Elizabeth of York and King Henry VII. Inspired by a childhood gift of a red typewriter and a deep love for Shakespeare, Christian weaves history and imagination into richly layered stories that give voice to the forgotten - from Shakespeare's children to the hidden figures of the Tudor court.With roots stretching across England, Scotland, Germany, and Denmark, Christian's writing celebrates family legacy, resilience, and the power of memory. When not crafting adventures set in the streets of Henley-in-Arden or unraveling royal mysteries, Christian enjoys exploring ancestral history, creating evocative portraits of historical figures, and sharing these stories to inspire young readers and adults alike.Christian lives in the United States with family and believes in the magic of storytelling to connect generations, honor the past, and spark hope for the future.
