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Princess, Princess
by
Penny Dale
A little princess can only be woken with a kiss - but from whom?
There’s a princess in a castle, sleeping, sleeping. . . . Who will wake the princess with a kiss?
Once upon a time, a little princess loved nothing more than playing happily with her friends - until an uninvited birthday guest spoiled the fun by casting a spiteful spell. But not for long! With soft, dreamlike p...more
There’s a princess in a castle, sleeping, sleeping. . . . Who will wake the princess with a kiss?
Once upon a time, a little princess loved nothing more than playing happily with her friends - until an uninvited birthday guest spoiled the fun by casting a spiteful spell. But not for long! With soft, dreamlike p...more
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
August 11th 2003
by Candlewick
(first published August 2003)
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This book had the most beautiful pictures, but the story was not great. I didn't like how it resolved, it was like it gave the problem time, and then suddenly it was resolved with no discussion. Weird. Good for little girls who can't read to look at.
a really fun retelling of sleeping beauty
Little girls looking for princess books will mostly likely go crazy for this little offering. A twist on the sleeping beauty tale (spoiler), instead of a kiss from a prince, the sleeping princess awakens with a kiss from the little fairy who regrets the spell she put on her in the first place. One of those books that may have the grown-ups rolling their eyes, but the intended audience will be charmed.
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Penny Dale was born in Abbey Road near The Beatles' Studio, but grew up in Ottery St Mary. Her first school was so small that all the children were in one classroom, and even that wasn't full. She drew and made things all the time and her dad showed her how to use a hammer properly, something she's still proud of. She made plasticine models of everything she could think of. When Penny was very sma...more
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