Books in Princess Stories series

Princess Sophie is exhausted, and it's all because that grumpy old giant up on the beanstalk can't sleep. His stomps and stamps keep everyone awake. But as the resourceful Princess Sophie reads her favorite book of fairy tales, she wonders if she might just have the answer. She bravely climbs the beanstalk carrying a tasty bowl of porridge, a cuddly teddy bear, and cozy blanket to help soothe the giant. But nothing works until finally Sophie hits upon the perfect thing — a bedtime story! Everyone lives (and sleeps) happily ever after, but when Sophie then teaches the giant how to read himself, it is the most perfect ending of all.

Lily-Rose May will not eat her peas. Even when her father turns them into the most fabulous smoothies, shakes, or cupcakes, Lily can always tell they are there and turns her little nose up at them. Luckily, the doctor knows exactly what to do. He diagnoses an incurable case of princess-itus and sends Lily to live at the palace. Unfortunately for Lily-Rose May, the perfect food for a princess is . . . well . . . that would be telling!

High up in the tower, little Ruby lounged in bed. “My special day must be the best or else!” the princess said.Princess Ruby is the most spoiled princess you could ever meet. And when it’s her birthday, there are so many presents that the palace literally bulges at the seams. But when the palace and gifts finally collapse on the poor king, the tiny tyrant realizes that she has overlooked the most precious thing of all.

The father-daughter duo of J.S. Jen and Penny B. Jen write in a whimsical fashion educating while entertaining your children.A 6-year-old writes stories for her peers. If SHE can do it, YOU can too! (Rhyming book suitable for Toddlers, Preschoolers, Ages 1-6)J.S Jen and Penny B. Jen wrote Princess and Unicorn Stories with a mission. The stories were to help Penny manage her emotions and improve her social skills while making her laugh and smile. The father and daughter duo wrote the stories together to enhance Penny's ability to learn valuable lessons that include being caring, kind, and well mannered. These are qualities that all children should learn at an early age, and qualities they can learn thanks to SHARING Princess and Unicorn Stories.Learning good social behaviors is vital to a child's development, and sharing is one of the first social skills every child must learn. That might mean sharing a toy with a playmate, a snack with a parent, or even a room with a sibling. These are early opportunities to teach your little ones the power of sharing.Join Princess Penelope and her unicorn Aurora in SHARING Princess and Unicorn Stories. When Penelope's friends Owen and Bella come to visit, she has something magical to show them. But even though these best friends love and respect each other, mishaps do happen. As always, they solve their problems by remembering to be polite, kind, and caring as their day of play turns into a day of learning.