The Princess and the Presents
It’s Princess Ruby’s birthday and she wants LOTS of presents! But the King’s efforts to please his greedy daughter cause havoc. Can the princess - and her dad - learn that there are some things money just can’t buy?
A comic cautionary tale for pampered princes and princesses everywhere.
WINNER Magnolia Awards for K2
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About this book
A funny, cautionary tale that shows that the most important things are NOT things!
High up in the tower
Little Ruby lounged in bed
"My special day must be the best
Or ELSE!" the Princess said.
She shouted out her orders
While the servants bowed and smiled
She yelled and bawled and kicked her feet
She WAS a horrid child!
But how many presents are too many? With gifts piled high in every room, cracks soon start to appear - quite literally!
But from disaster comes enlightenment and Princess Ruby - and her daddy - finally realise what they really value the most can not be bought.
A silly, cautionary tale and gentle reminder that we all get carried away at times!
Every Nosy Crow story comes with a FREE Audio reading. Just scan the QR code at the front of the book.
Illustrated by Sarah Warburton
Published by Nosy Crow 2014
ISBN: 978-0857633026
“An up-to-date cautionary tale with a powerful punch and peachy ending.”
“This book is an absolute delight.”
“The Princess and the Presents is true picture-book perfection - a gorgeous, dazzling combination of brilliantly clever rhyming text and fabulously exuberant illustrations. Love it!”
“If you want to see a Diva of monumental proportions then look no further. This horror of a spoilt brat really takes the royal biscuit!
Luckily she does get the opportunity to redeem herself by the end of the book, but both of my children commented on how dreadful her behaviour is.
It’s good to remind ourselves of how we should behave and this book certainly helps reinforce this!”
The Princesses Series
Feisty princesses who solve their own problems are the stars of these modern twists on traditional fairy tales.
Built on strong values of kindness, empathy, understanding and tolerance, these stories are lead by empowered female characters who solve their own problems - and everybody else’s!
Not just for girls, these books bust gender stereotyping, feature a diverse range of characters and bring a fresh and contemporary perspective to some of our best loved fairy tales.
Perfect for little princes and princesses and their grown-ups!
Illustrated by Sarah Warburton
