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Sleeping Cinderella and other princess mix-ups
by Stephanie Clarkson
A whimsical, rhyming story follows the misadventures of Princesses Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White and Rapunzel, who become fed up with their own fairy tales and decide to switch places.
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The princess and the giant
by Caryl Hart
Unable to sleep because an insomniac giant who lives up on a nearby beanstalk keeps everyone awake with his restless stomping about, resourceful Princess Sophie offers a bowl of porridge and a cuddly teddy bear to the giant before soothing him to sleep with a bedtime story.
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The princess and the pony
by Kate Beaton
Wanting a big, strong, beautiful horse that will help her fulfill her dream of becoming a warrior, Princess Pinecone is dismayed when her birthday arrives and she does not quite get the horse she envisioned.
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Very little Cinderella
by Teresa Heapy
Very Little Cinderella is adorably recast as a very little precocious toddler in this modern, sweet retelling of the classic tale.
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Princess Smartypants rules
by Babette Cole
Suddenly deciding that she would like to have a baby, fate lends a hand and brings Princess Smartypants a baby to her world, yet after a few days of hands-on mothering, the princess rethinks her wishes and finds her new bundle the proper home in which to be raised.
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Part-time princess
by Deborah Underwood
A girl escapes her annoying little brother and the drudgery of school and home life when she travels to a magical kingdom each night and embarks on a series of adventures.
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Twenty-six princesses
by Dave Horowitz
Despite being a frog, His Highness the Prince is also extremely picky and so when the eve of the big ball finally arrives and all the princesses in the area show up, the prince begins his very particular search to find just the right one to whom he will bestow his royal kiss.
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Lovabye dragon
by Barbara M. Joosse
When a lonely dragon follows a trail of princess tears, a beautiful friendship is born as the two march and sing, roar and whisper, hide and seek, then settle into snug companionship at bedtime.
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The princess who could not sleep
by An Leysen
Shouting loudly throughout the nights when she cannot sleep, an ever-wakeful little princess is offered numerous remedies by exhausted citizens, from lullabies and warm milk to counting sheep and spinning wheels.
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The princess and the pig
by Jonathan Emmett
When a mix-up at the royal nursery causes Priscilla the princess to switch places with a piglet, a good and bad witch are credited with the ensuing chaos that involves Priscilla spending her youth happily on a humble farm and Pigmella struggling with her royal duties.
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Olivia the princess
by Natalie Shaw
When Olivia and Princess Stephanie realize they look like one another, they decide to switch places for a day.
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Princess Bess gets dressed
by Margery Cuyler
Whether she is having muffins with the queen in a gown decorated in sequins or taking her ballet lessons in the prettiest shade of pink, Princess Bess knows the perfect outfit to wear to any regal event she attends!
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Princess Palooza
by Joy Allen
Twelve little girls imagine themselves as princesses in respective royal outfits from tutus and butterfly wings to cowboy boots and soccer jerseys before meeting in the park for a Princess Palooza, where they share an imaginative journey together.
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Olivia and the fairy princesses
by Ian Falconer
Olivia is having an identity crisis--there are too many ruffly, sparkly princesses around these days stealing her spotlight, so our porcine heroine embarks on a hilarious quest for individuality, to stand out and feel special!
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The very fairy princess
by Julie Andrews
An award-winning singer/actress of stage and film and her daughter team up again to present the story of fairy princess Geraldine, who reveals the hard, unglamorous work associated with an endless practice of dressing in royal attire, flying around and solving other people's problems.
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Princess party
by Joy Allen
In a rhyming tale that celebrates inventive fun and feeling special, little princesses have fun all day as they put on tiaras and cowboy boots, dance together at the ball, defend the backyard castle, and plan a magnificent tea party.
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Princess says goodnight
by Naomi Howland
Pretending she is a princess while getting ready for bed, a little girl transforms her routine by imagining such luxuries as chocolate éclairs, glass slippers and a magnificent bubble bath with a separate towel for each of her toes.
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The princess and the packet of frozen peas
by Tony Wilson
A modern retelling of the classic fairy tale follows the adventures of nature-loving Prince Henrik, who tests a sequence of complaining princess candidates by hiding packets of frozen peas beneath flimsy camping mattresses until his long-time friend, Pippa, suggests a better use for his frozen peas.
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Princesses are not perfect
by Kate Lum
Enjoying their respective talents in baking, gardening and building in the workshop, three princesses decide to expand their horizons by switching places during the preparations for the kingdom's famous Summer Party, a decision that has unexpected consequences.
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How to become a perfect princess in five days
by Pierrette Dubé
Princess Stringbean, with her tousled hair and long, lanky limbs, isn't the typical petite and refined princess, which shows when she attends a school to become a perfect princess, but she still can't be beat in a foot race.
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Clever Jack takes the cake
by Candace Fleming
Baking a cake for the princess's 10th birthday party when he doesn't have enough money to buy a present, clever Jack is challenged to bring the cake to the castle in one piece.
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Princess Peepers picks a pet
by Pam Calvert
When Princess Peepers loses her glasses, she mistakes a dragon for a unicorn and enters it in the pet show at the Royal Academy for Perfect Princesses.
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