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Princess: A Glittering Guide for Young Ladies
For aspiring princesses everywhere, a dazzling insider’s guide to grace, style, and charm.
Madame Sparklington is finally retiring from her exclusive finishing school for young ladies. But fret not! She is committing all her wisdom to this lighthearted yet practical guide to bringing out the princess in every girl. Within these prettily packed pages are tips on how to dress; deportment and etiquette; health, hair, and beauty; Prince Charmings; and preparing for your first ball.
Gorgeously girly and filled with such novelties as booklets and cards, a mix-and-match wardrobe, an official “princess certificate,” and glitter galore, here is a treasure trove of secrets for princesses to pore over -- and put to charming good use.
Madame Sparklington is finally retiring from her exclusive finishing school for young ladies. But fret not! She is committing all her wisdom to this lighthearted yet practical guide to bringing out the princess in every girl. Within these prettily packed pages are tips on how to dress; deportment and etiquette; health, hair, and beauty; Prince Charmings; and preparing for your first ball.
Gorgeously girly and filled with such novelties as booklets and cards, a mix-and-match wardrobe, an official “princess certificate,” and glitter galore, here is a treasure trove of secrets for princesses to pore over -- and put to charming good use.
26 pages, Hardcover
First published October 24, 2006
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January 31, 2017
I love all things princess but this one was confusing. Lots of mixed messages and mixed age ranges... it seemed the author was unclear who her audience was. Also, the setting (roughly the 1920s?) was odd . . .
Still, the book was physically beautiful and not bad, but 'A Princess Primer' is a better version of the same thing.
Still, the book was physically beautiful and not bad, but 'A Princess Primer' is a better version of the same thing.
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