Books with title The flower princess

Move over Cinderella! Life is no fun when you've got a wicked stepmother, and Maya, aka the Frog Princess, has one who's just as wicked as they come! The princess is planning her birthday celebration, a huge ball that will take her mind off her problems. But, when she loses her favorite toy, a golden ball, and meets a talking frog, Maya wonders if she's gone crazy. ,Was she really that careless, or was she fated to meet her prince charming who just happens to be small, short, green and slimy?Not exactly what she was looking for! Can Princess Maya save herself, her froggie friend and her kingdom from her evil stepmother before it's too late?

**Hardback, Premium Color, Collectors Limited Edition**This beautifully illustrated original fairy tale adds new twists to the classic princess story. Set in Africa, it features the nobility of an ancient kingdom, a prince who rises from humble beginnings, and a close-knit royal family.Princess Amira is the only heir to the magnificent Kingdom of Tobai and she's finally old enough to wed. After she reveals the seven traits she hopes for in a husband, King Tobiah earnestly seeks to fulfill his daughter's wish. But when Tobiah rejects evil King Sinwik's request to marry Amira, Sinwik doesn't go away quietly. He uses sorcery to turn her own words against her. Now the princess not only desires a prince, she needs a champion-but not just any hero will do. With Amira's high hopes withering, and the future of her great kingdom in jeopardy, is there any possible way to save both?Written for ages 6-12, this chapter book highlights interesting details about the remarkable continent of Africa. It makes a compelling read-aloud for young listeners, yet an absorbing tale for good readers to enjoy alone. Its colorful illustrations, by fine artist Nicole Stremlow Monahan, make every page-turn a delight for all ages. Amira, Princess of the Flowers, has the makings of a modern day classic.For the avid book collector, this First Run Edition will only be available for a limited time - after which, this collectors edition will be permanently discontinued.

Princess Sunyata as a child was outgoing and the darling of her kingdom. But when she grew up, she turned into a nocturnal person, with plenty of energy and pep during the night, but slept most of the day. She attended parties at some bad places. Her parents, the King and Queen, asked a wizard for help. The wizard turned Sunyata into a sunflower, visible to the entire kingdom as before, and would remain as a plant until a prince came along to take her away. A Prince Meneleo, looking for a wife, was a collector of plant species. When he saw the strange sunflower, he cut it down and stole it. This broke the wizard’s spell and turned the cut sunflower into the real Princess Sunyata. Thus, he found his future bride.

When Rosalie, a poor but bright girl, turns up on the doorstep of his ramshackle castle, the Baron allows her to stay in exchange for tending his garden and cleaning up after his spoiled daughter, Kate. Rosalie loves flowers and is willing to work hard, but she also has a secret: a collection of magical seeds. Soon the garden is blooming again, and the Baron’s old servant teaches Rosalie to read and write, although the Baron and Kate have never bothered to learn to read or write more than their names. Prince Valor falls in love with Rosalie and her garden, but the Baron hopes a marriage between Kate and the Prince will restore his riches. Much to the prince’s shock, Kate reveals that she’s never learned to read or write. The Baron is embarrassed, but instead of punishing his lazy daughter, he banishes the innocent Rosalie. Rosalie finds herself imprisoned by an evil forest witch. Prince Valor is determined to save her, but Rosalie herself will have to use her smarts and a few more enchanted flowers to complete the rescue mission.In The Prince and the Flowers, a fun cast of original fairy tale characters teaches children an important lesson: learning to read and write and hard work bring greater happiness than riches or royal titles.

This beautifully illustrated original fairy tale adds new twists to the classic princess story. Set in Africa, it features the nobility of an ancient kingdom, a prince who rises from humble beginnings, and a close-knit royal family.Princess Amira is the only heir to the magnificent Kingdom of Tobai and she's finally old enough to wed. After she reveals the seven traits she hopes for in a husband, King Tobiah earnestly seeks to fulfill his daughter's wish. But when Tobiah rejects evil King Sinwik's request to marry Amira, Sinwik doesn't go away quietly. He uses sorcery to turn her own words against her. Now the princess not only desires a prince, she needs a champion-but not just any hero will do. With Amira's high hopes withering, and the future of her great kingdom in jeopardy, is there any possible way to save both?Written for ages 6-12, this chapter book highlights interesting details about the remarkable continent of Africa. It makes a compelling read-aloud for young listeners, yet an absorbing tale for good readers to enjoy alone. Its colorful illustrations, by fine artist Nicole Stremlow Monahan, make every page-turn a delight for all ages. Amira, Princess of the Flowers, has the makings of a modern day classic.

Rags to riches fairy tale: A king removes a scrappy young girl from the care of an overburdened single mom to raise her as his own. He and the queen don’t understand why the young girl is not completely happy. When it’s time for a contest for her hand, the royal couple decides the winner will be the one who evokes the biggest smile. Reading level estimated at 4th grade on up. A fun read for adults make it an excellent read aloud to children.

Practice cursive handwriting in a challenging stress-free way! The Trace-A-Story series publishes classic stories in traceable cursive and manuscript handwriting. This gives children extra practice in a more challenging setting and gives them a reason to complete the practice book. Summary of this book: Many princes visit the beautiful Princess Fleurette in hopes of winning her hand in marriage. But each time one shows up, she tells them to go into her beautiful flower garden and pick her favorite flower. If he can do that, he will win her hand. Not one prince has been able to do it until the day that two princes' arrive. However, one is a real prince and one is not. Who will be the one to correctly pick the princess' favorite flower and win her hand in marriage?