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Princesses Are Not Perfect
Princesses Are Not Perfect
Princesses Are Not Perfect
Audiobook11 minutes

Princesses Are Not Perfect

Written by Kate Lum

Narrated by Barbara Caruso

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

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In a rose-covered palace by the sea live three lovely princesses who never sit around doing nothing. Libby is a master builder, Mellie is a master gardener, and Allie is a master baker. The day before 100 children visit for the Summer Party, Mellie tells Libby and Allie that she would like to try something other than gardening. Since all three are quite sure princesses can do anything, they decide to switch roles for a day. But things don't turn out exactly as planned. Critically acclaimed author Kate Lum's tales have been named a Junior Library Guild Selection and a Nick Jr. Family Magazine Best Book of the Year. This popular series takes an irreverent look at princesses who don't fit perfectly into the pages of classic storybooks. Narrator Barbara Caruso's whimsical performance conveys the individual charms of all three imperfect young ladies. "This sprightly tale will enchant aspiring princesses."-Kirkus Reviews ". will entertain wannabe princesses royally/."-Booklist
LanguageEnglish
Release dateApr 27, 2012
ISBN9781464044618
Princesses Are Not Perfect
Author

Kate Lum

Kate Lum is the author of Princesses Are Not Quitters! Princesses Are Not Just Pretty and What! She lives in Canada.

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    This book is a wonderful fairytale, all about three princesses who each have one specialty, baking, woodshop, or gardening, and one day they decide that since "princesses are good at everything" they should just switch jobs for the fun of it, which turns out to be a big mistake. They learn that princesses are NOT perfect, but good at doing what they love. This would be a great book for little girls during their "princess stage" in early elementary school.