Princesses Mellie, Allie, and Libby are back in another rollicking, royal adventure. When the girls begin to argue about which princess is the prettiest in the land, they decide to hold a contest. But of course, the girls get side-tracked helping others on their way to the contest leaving Princess Mellie as the muddiest, Princess Allie as the yuckiest, and Princess Libby as the drippiest. But due to their kindness, the princesses win in the end!
Industry Reviews
"With sparkling wit and comically luxuriant illustrations, the princesses' third outing reminds readers that grace under fire is as valuable as being able to walk in towering heels." --"Publishers Weekly" "The witty narrative is supported and enhanced by the artfully froufrou watercolor illustrations in pastel colors . . . Exuberant and humorous, this pretty book has style and, yes, substance." --"Kirkus Reviews""" "Readers will cheer as all three princesses are deemed winners not based on how they look but what they have done to help others . . . This is an entertaining story for picture book collections." --"School Library Journal""" "Little princesses will find this tale a royal treat." --"Publishers Weekly "on "Princesses Are Not Quitters""" "Full of visual humor and tiny jokes." --"Kirkus Reviews "on "Princesses Are Not Quitters""" "The well-structured, gracefully written text tells the story with a light touch . . . will entertain wannabe princesses royally." --"Booklist" on "Princesses Are Not Perfect """ "The author gracefully leads readers to the conclusion that princesses--and others--succeed best when they do what they enjoy. . . . This sprightly tale will enchant aspiring princesses." --"Kirkus Reviews "on "Princesses Are Not Perfect" "With sparkling wit and comically luxuriant illustrations, the princesses' third outing reminds readers that grace under fire is as valuable as being able to walk in towering heels." --Publishers Weekly
"The witty narrative is supported and enhanced by the artfully froufrou watercolor illustrations in pastel colors . . . Exuberant and humorous, this pretty book has style and, yes, substance." --Kirkus Reviews
"Readers will cheer as all three princesses are deemed winners not based on how they look but what they have done to help others . . . This is an entertaining story for picture book collections." --School Library Journal
"Little princesses will find this tale a royal treat." --Publishers Weekly on Princesses Are Not Quitters
"Full of visual humor and tiny jokes." --Kirkus Reviews on Princesses Are Not Quitters
"The well-structured, gracefully written text tells the story with a light touch . . . will entertain wannabe princesses royally." --Booklist on Princesses Are Not Perfect
"The author gracefully leads readers to the conclusion that princesses--and others--succeed best when they do what they enjoy. . . . This sprightly tale will enchant aspiring princesses." --Kirkus Reviews on Princesses Are Not Perfect With sparkling wit and comically luxuriant illustrations, the princesses' third outing reminds readers that grace under fire is as valuable as being able to walk in towering heels. "Publishers Weekly"
The witty narrative is supported and enhanced by the artfully froufrou watercolor illustrations in pastel colors . . . Exuberant and humorous, this pretty book has style and, yes, substance. "Kirkus Reviews"
Readers will cheer as all three princesses are deemed winners not based on how they look but what they have done to help others . . . This is an entertaining story for picture book collections. "School Library Journal"
Little princesses will find this tale a royal treat. "Publishers Weekly on Princesses Are Not Quitters"
Full of visual humor and tiny jokes. "Kirkus Reviews on Princesses Are Not Quitters"
The well-structured, gracefully written text tells the story with a light touch . . . will entertain wannabe princesses royally. "Booklist on Princesses Are Not Perfect"
The author gracefully leads readers to the conclusion that princesses--and others--succeed best when they do what they enjoy. . . . This sprightly tale will enchant aspiring princesses. "Kirkus Reviews on Princesses Are Not Perfect""
