Princess in Training
Princess in Training by Tammi Sauer, published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in 2012, is a delightful picture book that spans 40 pages. The story follows Princess Viola, who excels in skateboarding and karate but struggles with traditional royal skills like the wave and waltz. To improve her abilities, she attends Camp Princess, where she faces the challenge of fitting into her royal role while showcasing her unique talents.
Readers will find a humorous narrative that combines elements of fairy tales and sports, appealing to young girls who enjoy stories about spunky characters. The book features vibrant illustrations by Joe Berger, presented in a comic book style that enhances the playful tone of the story. With themes of self-acceptance and adventure, this edition offers a lighthearted take on what it means to be a princess, making it an engaging read for children interested in both royalty and outdoor activities.
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“Royalty does not karate-chop.” -Madame Gertrude
Princess Viola is great at skateboarding and karate-chopping, but she’s lousy at the royal wave, walk, and waltz. The king and queen are not pleased. What’s a princess to do? Attend the skill-polishing Camp Princess, of course. In the end, it’s a good thing Viola is made of tougher stuff. Who else will save the day when the green dragon comes along? Joe Berger’s zippy illustrations use comic book-style panels and show off ZIP! ZUP! ZOOM! sound effects. This sweet, funny picture book is just the ticket for spunky princess-loving girls who can appreciate a glittery book jacket!
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