The story takes place in 1817 in the English countryside and is the true adventure of a young woman who suddenly appeared in a field, strangely dressed and speaking an unknown, incomprehensible language. At the Warren estate, Karampou gradually transforms into a "princess" with the help of clothing, portraits, and public exposure. The myth culminates in a magnificent masquerade, where Karampou becomes the attraction that enchants the aristocratic society of Bristol. But a shadow begins to infiltrate the celebration. Something that threatens Princess Karampou's happiness...

It is a deeply timeless narrative, engaging with today's quests in a world thirsty for fame, acceptance, status, and influence. It speaks to us about the power of self-confidence and the ease with which societies construct myths, but also about the bravery required to forge your own path when no one offers it to you. For children, Karampou becomes a shining example of self-creation, inventiveness, and inner strength.