Waterstones The Princess and the Presents
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Price: £7.99
Brand: Waterstones
Description: This comic cautionary tale is the perfect picture book for pampered princesses everywhere. Princess Ruby really is a horrid child. She is the most spoilt princess you could ever meet, and demands more and more birthday presents until the palace literally bulges at the seams. Was there ever a more selfish princess? But when the palace and gifts collapse upon the poor king, the tiny tyrant gets more than she bargained for and swiftly realises that she has overlooked the most precious thing of all. her father's love. Luckily for Ruby, it's never too late to make amends and show someone how much you care. This funny rhyming story by award-winning author Caryl Hart is perfect for princesses (and princes) who don't want to conform to type. And there's more! If you like Caryl Hart's and Sarah Warburton's witty and warm stories, there's a whole series of books to discover about princesses who are definitely NOT princessy. Try The Princess and the Christmas Rescue, The Princess and the Giant, The Princess and the Presents and The Princess and the Pea. Every Nosy Crow paperback picture book comes with a free 'Stories Aloud' audio recording - just scan the QR code and listen along!.
Category: Books
Merchant: Waterstones
Product ID: 9780857633026
Delivery cost: 2.99
ISBN: 9780857633026
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Author: Mrs. Rachael Hughes
Rating: 5
Review: Great books, love the alternative fairytale story
Author: Mrsratbag
Rating: 2
Review: My children loved the Princess and the Giant so I bought this one and the Shoes story. Neither are as good. This story has a really questionable storyline - the child is a brat who doesn’t really learn her lesson... she thinks her father is dead for some time which is a bit of an extreme theme for a childrens book, and then realised she’d rather he be alive than have some presents. Right. The end of the story is crying out for a stanza at least describing how the princess perhaps shared all her excess toys with other children but there’s nothing. I’ve actually written one myself in the book because it felt like such a glaring omission.
