Posts Tagged ‘Princess’
Princess And Fairy
- a blue silk purse,
- stripy pink sweets,
- rainbow cake, and
- a four-leaf clover
—to bring to the queen.Their glittering adventure winds through:
- Ladybird Bend,
- Dragonfly Pool,
- Three Wishes Market,
- Topsy-Turvy Fairy-Go-Round,
- Slippery Hill, and
- Piggeldy Moss
—all depicted in lushly detailed illustrations. With lyrical text, treasure-filled art, and “Can you find” objects on every page, Anna Pignataro creates an alluring look-and-find adventure for little bunnies everywhere. Features glitter on the cover and final spread, a treasure-hunt list of objects affixed with a sticker, and an envelope with a tiny invitation—from the queen!
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I Love My Little Storybook
I Love My Little Storybook is a very cute book by Anita Jeram. The illustrations are very cute and colorful which make children want to pick the book up and read. This book measures 10.2 x 9.1 x 0.3 inches, has 32 pages and is great for children ages 4-8 years old.
Enter a great, imaginative world of a little rabbit in this I Love My Little Storybook. Read about a magic forest, a lion and other animals, fairies, a magic lake, underwater creatures, a giant, a palace, unicorns, a sleeping beauty princess and a frog prince. It is a fun book to read.
Reviews of I Love My Little Storybook
In this celebration of reading, a giddy brown and white rabbit capers through the woods, singing the praises of his little storybook. From the way his book looks and feels, to the places he can go in it, to the fantastical characters he can meet, the bookworm bunny thoroughly enjoys his tiny tome. Anita Jeram, illustrator of Sam McBratney's Guess How Much I Love You, brings to life another lovable bunny in this jaunty romp. The playful illustrations show friendly lions, a vibrant lake, and a tree-palace where Beauty lies sleeping while unicorns graze below. Unfortunately, the narrative is rather insipid, and the rabbit's repeated accolades are cloying. Children may be able to get beyond that more easily than their parents, and everyone should enjoy the concept of adventuring through the magic of the written (and illustrated) word. (Ages 2 to 5) --Emilie Coulter --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
From Publishers Weekly
Delivering a similar message to Kristine O'Connell George's Book! (reviewed October 1), Jeram's (Kiss Good Night) story stars a bunny who waxes rapturous about the delights of his favorite book. "I love the way it looks. I love the way it feels. I love the places I can go to in my storybook," he says, neatly encapsulating a preschooler's delight in both the sheer physical appeal of a book ("I love to make its pages flick so I can feel the breeze") as well as the characters and setting. But it's Jeram's winsome watercolors that float this lightweight, agreeable tale. In a nifty visual metaphor, the bunny sets his book down on a nearby branch and steps through a door in a tree; he simultaneously leaves behind a world of framed vignettes for that of full-bleed spreads in pastel washes, and a gentle adventure follows. He encounters such creatures as a frog prince, a not very scary giant (only his shoes and striped socks are visible) and some fetching fairies (tiny white rabbits and a white rat with wings). The story's conclusion may not be dramatic, but it offers plenty of appeal to the preschool set. Ages 2-5.

The Random House Book of Fairy Tales
Most kids love fairy tales and this Random House Book of Fairy Tales is packed full of great stories. This book measures 10.9 x 7.6 x 0.9 inches and has about 224 pages. It is perfect for children ages 4-8. There are nineteen popular traditional tales selected from the works of:
- the Grimm brothers,
- Andersen,
- Perrault and
- others form the contents of this fine collection.
- Hansel's holding out a knuckle to the witch rather than a chicken bone;
- Rapunzel's twins are missing; and
- the prince's mere presence rather than a kiss wakes the Sleeping Beauty in the Wood.)
Product Description
A lush treasury of 19 fairy tales that generations of children have grown up on, lushly illustrated by Diane Goode.
Princess!
This is a very very cute board buddies book for infants called Princess! It is a perfect board book with 22 pages for babies to preschoolers. The book measures 5.9 x 5.5 x 0.9 inches and it is illustrated by Viviana Garofoli and copyrighted Marshall Cavendish Corporation.
The story starts with a little Princess waking up, ready to start her day. She got dressed, at breakfast, and played with her dolls and with her friends. It is just a very cute book about what a little princess does all day.

Princess!
Disney Princess Dress-Up Sticker Storybook
Sometimes, just a book is not enough, you need an activity book! Fortunately, there are many activity books these days so you can pick and choose the ones you like the most to buy. This one here is the Disney Princess: Dress-Up: A Sticker-Activity Storybook featuring many Disney princesses. It is at a bargain price and it is hardcover.
About Disney Princess: Dress-Up: A Sticker-Activity Storybook
Little girls love to play dress-up-and they love the Disney Princesses! Now they can help:
- Ariel,
- Belle,
- Cinderella,
- Sleeping Beauty,
- Jasmine, and
- Snow White decide on the perfect outfit for any occasion.
This Disney Princesses charming interactive book includes more than 100 reusable vinyl stickers. Girls will have a ball creating royally beautiful outfits for their favorite princesses, complete with sparkling tiaras, billowing ball gowns, hats, gloves, jewelry-down to their dainty little slippers.
This is such as fun book because you get to enjoy reading the stories of all the princesses and see all the lovely illustration to go with the stories and you also get to add to the pictures using the stickers provided. (more...)

Disney Princess Dress Up Sticker Storybook


