Books in My Little Princess series

Rosie and her little brother Luke are exploring the maze in the grounds of Great-aunt Rosamund's Scottish castle and Rosie discovers a carved and painted totem pole in the centre. When she looks more closely, Rosie sees a young girl on horseback carved at the base of the post. Could this be another little princess? Rosie says hello, just like her Great-aunt told her to and suddenly a gust of wind full of the scent of pine trees surrounds her and she's off on another adventure! When Rosie opens her eyes again someone it's dark and someone drags her behind a boulder. She can see dark shadows moving through the night - monsters with ferocious jaws and lots of arms and legs. They seem to be looking for something. The person who pulled Rosie to safety is Princess Malila, who explains that the creatures are dream-shadows that hunt for people by night. Usually Malila's tribe are protected by a powerful dream-catcher made of willow hoops and feathers, but it was stolen from the camp. Rosie and Malila must get it the dream-catcher back!

When Rosie finds a beautiful silk picture frame decorated with a little princess sitting on an elephant, she is soon whisked away on another adventure - this time in India. But she can't find the little princess. She meets Suvita, who tells her that she lives with her uncle because her mother and father are dead and that she's definitely not a princess! Suvita tells Rosie about how, before Suvita was born, the maharajah's daughter went missing from the palace because she wanted to marry the man who she loved. The maharajah has been sad ever since. Then Suvita tells Rosie about the sari and poem that her mother gave her before she died. With the help of Suvita's friend, Anil, the girls go in search of the answer to the riddle left to Suvita by her mother. What they find out surprises them all!

Hamsters can make great companions, as the young princess in this charming book learns. Animal lovers will enjoy this entertaining tale about a young girl and the creatures that keep her company at night. Colorful illustrations and an exciting narrative will captivate readers of many levels, while accessible text will engage even the most reluctant readers. This stimulating story of a girl and her pets is sure to be a popular addition to any library or classroom.

Not all princesses are prim and proper, especially not Princess Sucha. With the help of a feline friend, Sucha learns an important lesson about individuality. Colorful illustrations and an exciting narrative will attract even the most reluctant readers, while the charming storyline will engage animal lovers of all ages. This delightful story of a princess and her pet will hold readers' attention and instill with them an important lesson. This exciting animal tale is sure to be a popular addition to any library or classroom.

Dogs can be great pets, but taking care of them is a lot of work. The young princess in this book gets a dog before learning all the work that being a pet owner requires. Readers follow the princess on her journey with the dog. Charming illustrations and accessible text will engage readers and animal lovers of many ages. This lovely story touches on important topics in pet care and responsibility. This colorful tale is sure to be a hit with animal lovers and young readers alike.

Princess Gianna: Personalized Drawing and Writing Notebook for GirlsThis beautiful notebook is perfect for small girls to draw pictures and write short stories.The right-hand pages have a rectangle for drawing and lines for writing and the left-hand pages have only a large rectangle for drawing. Great gift for your little princess.This is a glossy softcover, 8.5 x 11 inches, 101 pages to draw and write in.

The hilarious Little Princess returns with more tears and tantrums in this humorous picture book of good manners. The Little Princess needs to learn some manners but, several tantrums later, once she'’s mastered ‘please’ and ‘thank you’, she finds that not everyone else is so polite! She’'s certainly not going to give the Beastie back his dinner until he asks nicely.

The Little Princess is putting on a puppet show in her new puppet theatre. But as she goes about making the tickets and the refreshments, she doesn’t notice her puppets getting more and more tangled. It’s only as the curtain is about to rise that she sees what a state they’re in. But as they say, the show must go on.Read the book and then bring the story to life by watching this episode of the award-winning The Little Princess animated series on DVD.