King Change-a-lot

King Change-a-lot by Babette Cole, published by Puffin in 1998, is a 32-page children’s book that explores the journey of a young prince who is frustrated with the way his kingdom is being managed. As he grapples with being treated like a baby, he observes the challenges faced by his parents in ruling the realm, which leads him to consider making some changes to improve the situation.
In this engaging story, readers will follow Prince Change-a-Lot as he navigates his feelings of dissatisfaction and contemplates the changes he believes are necessary for a better kingdom. The narrative touches on themes of royalty and responsibility, highlighting the prince’s desire to take charge and make a difference. This edition, written in English, invites young readers to reflect on the importance of leadership and the impact of one’s actions on a community.
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Prince Change-a-Lot was fed up with being treated like a baby, especially as his parents were making a bad job of running the kingdom. Even the good fairies were on strike because things were so bad they were having to work overtime. Prince Change-a-Lot thinks he’d change a few things.
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