The Not So Little Princess Series
What's My Name?: (The Not So Little Princess)
2014 by
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What’s inside...
In this enchanting tale, Princess Rosie faces an identity crisis when she discovers a magical book that questions her royal lineage. Embarking on a thrilling journey filled with magical creatures and mysterious puzzles, Rosie strives to uncover the truth about her name and her destiny. As she grows, the King and Queen realize they must address her by her real name, which is so dreadful that no one dares to reveal it. Determined, Rosie seeks to find out her true identity, facing unexpected revelations along the way. This story is adapted into a multi-award-winning TV series, popular among young audiences and available in over 100 territories worldwide.
Why read this book
- Fosters creativity and self-discovery in young readers.
- Empowers children through strong, identifiable characters.
- Encourages exploration of identity and individuality.
- Engaging narrative perfect for family reading time.
The Big Picture
- Encourages pride in one's unique identity.
- Boosts self-esteem through character exploration.
- Promotes discussions on acceptance and diversity.
- Fosters emotional intelligence and self-awareness.
Diversity & Representation
- Promotes gender equality through strong female protagonist.
- Showcases diverse characters in a royal setting.
- Encourages acceptance and understanding of different identities.
Age
5-7
Length
64 pages
Text complexity
proficient
Character Compass
Discussion points
What do you think the princess feels when she can't remember her name?
How do you think remembering her name changes how she feels about herself?
Why is it important for everyone to have something that is uniquely theirs, like a name?
How do the other characters in the story help the princess? What does this tell us about friendship and support?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to relate to the princess by discussing times they felt similar emotions.
Highlight the importance of self-identity and discuss with your child things that make them unique and special.
Use examples from the book to talk about the value of supportive friends and family.
After reading, ask your child to draw a picture of their favorite scene to foster creative expression and reinforce comprehension.
What parents love
Perfect blend of humor and life lessons.
Engaging for kids, reassuring for parents.
Beautifully handles themes of identity and acceptance.
Visually stunning and narratively engaging.
Key Lessons
Example Lesson: Self-Discovery
Explanation: Through the journey of the princess trying to remember her name, children learn the importance of self-identity and personal worth.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this by exploring their own unique traits and talents, helping to build self-confidence and a sense of individuality.
Example Lesson: Persistence
Explanation: The princess does not give up on her quest to find her name, teaching children the value of perseverance even in the face of challenges.
Real-World Application: This lesson encourages children to keep trying in their endeavors, be it learning a new skill or solving a problem, instilling a never-give-up attitude.
Example Lesson: Asking for Help
Explanation: As the princess interacts with others to find her name, the story highlights the importance of seeking assistance and valuing community support.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to ask for help when they need it, understanding that collaboration and communication are key components of success.
Example Lesson: Respecting Differences
Explanation: During her adventure, the princess meets many unique characters, teaching children to respect and celebrate differences among people.
Real-World Application: This can help children appreciate diversity in their own communities and foster inclusive attitudes from a young age.