Books with title Ballerina Princess

Kids see themselves in Little People Shape Books' big, imaginative cover illustrations! This addition to the series of children's favorites will inspire very young boys and girls with thoughts about what they might like to become when they grow up. The books in this series have color-illustrated pages glued on sturdy board, and are die-cut so that when closed they take the shape of the child who appears on the front cover, decked out in an appropriate costume. Each book's story is easy for beginning readers, and is told in words pre-schoolers can understand when it is read aloud to them. When closed, these books present an attractive, layered, three-dimensional effect.

Banana Princess loved to eat bananas at all times. Her father, King Rossi, promised to give her whatever she may ever need in life. However, when the princess was old enough to have a family of her own, she asked her father to find her a man who would eat bananas just like she did! The king sent messages to all the young men in his kingdom, inviting them to a banana-eating contest and offering a magnificent reward. But the question is, can any of these young men eat the required number of bananas? Read and find out what love can do!

Jhala was a little girl who loved many things. She loved the color pink, she loved to dance and twirl. Most of all, Jhala loved to be read bedtime stories. Her favorite bedtime story is about a Princess named Laana-Naana, The Princess Ballerina, who also loved to dance and twirl. She lived inside of the beautiful Kingdom of Harbrook, with the King and Queen. The princess was so pretty and talented, but she was also, very shy. All that she wanted to do was to please her loved ones. She didn't anyone to cry. But they all loved her dancing, and that made her happy; to see everyone smile!