The Princess in Black
Book - 2014 | 1st ed.
"Who says princesses don't wear black? When trouble raises its blue monster head, Princess Magnolia ditches her flouncy dresses and becomes the Princess in Black!" -- from Amazon.
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Publisher:
Somerville, Mass. : Candlewick Press, 2014.
Edition:
1st ed.
ISBN:
9780763665104
076366510X
9780763678883
076366510X
9780763678883
Branch Call Number:
J
Characteristics:
89 p. : col. ill. ; 22 cm.
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yellow_rabbit_396
Aug 05, 2015
yellow_rabbit_396 thinks this title is suitable for 4 years and over
LibrarianDest
Dec 12, 2014
LibrarianDest thinks this title is suitable for between the ages of 5 and 8
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JCLChrisK
Jan 20, 2015
Duff the goat boy was not part goat and part boy. That would have been interesting. But Duff was just a boy who took care of goats.
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Add a CommentTerrible. This story attempts to tiptoe away from sexist stereotypes but just succeeds in reenforcing them. Also, a goat eating monster? Weird. I don’t understand the volume of positive reviews.
Princess Magnolia is prim and perfect, as a princess should be, or is she?? Princess Magnolia has a big secret, she is not your ordinary princess. When you live close to Monster Land and wear a Monster alarm on your finger, your tea party plans can change at a moment’s notice. This book is a great introduction to chapter books for emergent readers. It’s full of fun and great illustrations. A great book to share or read on your own. This is the 1st book in a series of fun adventures!
what is it about I bet I will love it.
comment from my daughter.
Such a cute and charming story about a princess who is also a superhero.
Great book for beginner chapter book readers. My 7 year old loved reading this, and I thoroughly enjoyed the story too!
I've wanted to check this series out for awhile now and the Librarian Challenge in our library system gave me the perfect excuse to check out these delightful chapter books. Princess Magnolia has a secret and Duchess Wigtower is determined to discover it by hook or by crook. Meanwhile the goats must be kept save from the monsters that keep sneaking up into their field through the hole in the ground between the monsters' lair and the goats' field. Will the goat boy get his chance to work alongside the Princess in Black -- and who is she really? Bring it on -- more Princess in Black, please.
Let's the princesses out there know you don't have to be anything less than strong to be a great princess.
The Princess in Black is actually a superhero in disguise who fights off monsters trying to eat the goats. I liked her pony who disguises himself as a unicorn. Everybody's name in the book is really funny. Review by Abby Fife.
A fun and exciting chapter book that indulges your princess side plus a great dose of monsters and saving the goats! You'll see what I mean when you read it. Plus, excellent illustrations.
Just because the little kid in your life is obsessed with princesses doesn't mean she.he has to soak up the powerless-princess mentality! The princess in black kicks major booty while playing with classic princess stereotypes.