Pignatiuswaspassingthepalaceoneday,whenhesawtenfreshbunslefttocoolonatray...WhenPignatiusseesfreshpastriescoolingonthewindowsillofthepalacekitchen,he'stemptedtotrythem.Surely,thecookwon'tmissjustone.ButPignatius'sgreedgetsthebetterofhim,andheeatsallthebunsbeforesneakingintothepalaceinsearchofmoretreats.Beforelong,hefindshimselfintheprince'sroomtryingonawigandsomeclothes,andtheservantsmistakehimfortherealprince!Whentheactualprincereturns,Pignatiusfearstheworst,buttheprincesavesPignatius'sbaconinstead.Itturnsoutthattheprincehasalwayswantedadoubletodealwithaparticularlyfrighteningproblem—hisauntAlice!ThishilariousreimaginingofMarkTwain'sclassicThePrinceandthePauperissuretomakekidslaughwithitscleverrhymingtextanddelicious,dessert-filledillustrationsbyNewYorkTimesbestsellingillustratorDavidRoberts.