Part-time Princess: Girl by Day. Princess by Night
by
Deborah Underwood & Cambria Evans
Order:
USA
Can
Hyperion, 2013 (2013)
Hardcover
Reviewed by Bob Walch
D
uring the day she's like any other little girl. The little girl in this picture book goes to school, has to deal with a little brother and has chores and homework to do. But, at night after her mom tucks her in, suddenly this all changes and the child becomes a princess.
A
sparkling crown appears on her head, a magic staircase rolls down from her window and a coach awaits the young princess. She hops in and off she goes because there is much she has to do. This part-time princess has a fire to put out in the castle and a pesky dragon to deal with. When those tasks are completed there's lunch with the queen, a game of leapfrog (with real frogs), and then a bath because tonight is the royal ball.
B
esides greeting all the guests, the part-time princess amuses the troop of big, hairy trolls who show up. No matter, though, because she knows trolls love to dance so she calls, '
Strike up the band!
' and whirls across the floor with the head troll.
O
f course, when her evening's work is finished, the part-time princess heads back to her bedroom because soon it will be time to get up and start another day.
I
f there is a little princess in your household, odds are she'll love this amusing tale about a child who has to balance two jobs but does so admirably.
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