Book details
Peas let her be a Princess
Description
Once upon a castle bed, lay a maiden's dainty head...So begins this new twist on Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, The Princess and the Pea. The prince is in love with a beautiful red haired maiden. But is she a genuine princess? Can she pass the princess test? Will she feel the pea through the mattresses piled high? With the help of a friendly mouse and a faithful knight, can the prince be sure his love will wake? Leaving nothing to chance, this prince is willing to go to new heights for love! Rhyming text by Diane E. Keyes and whimsical illustrations by Hannah Mericle bring this classic fairy tale to life with hysterical and surprising results.
Age
3-12
Text complexity
developing
Length
34 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Encourages Imagination: Reading 'Peas let her be a Princess' can spark a child's imagination and creativity, as they delve into a world of royalty and adventure.
- Promotes Positive Values: The book may contain important life lessons and moral stories that help young readers understand the value of kindness, perseverance, and self-confidence.
- Engaging Storytelling: Hannah Mericle's storytelling style is likely to be engaging and entertaining, keeping children captivated and eager to turn the pages.
- Language Development: Reading this book can contribute to a child's language development, enriching their vocabulary and comprehension skills through exposure to new words and concepts.