Books with title Princess Colors

Add a rainbow of color to the world of a royal princess!Your little princess will enjoy hours of enchantment adding vivid colors to this magical world of royal adventures. Thirty fairy tale scenes portray a lovely lady strolling in the royal garden, preparing for the ball, horseback riding in the forest, picnicking with the handsome prince, and more. Each beautifully rendered illustration is ready to color, and all make for captivating creative fun!

Welcome to the Puppy Place--where every puppy finds a home! It seems like it's going to be just another normal Peterson family trip for haircuts - that is until Charles meets Princess, a spoiled but irresistible Yorkie pup. She belongs to one of the stylists but Princess's owner is moving and can't take the puppy with her. Charles volunteers to care for Princess until they find her a new home. But it doesn't take long for the Petersons to get tired of Princess's privileged ways. How will Charles ever find the right family for this high maintenance pup?

A little princess can only be woken with a kiss - but from whom?There’s a princess in a castle, sleeping, sleeping. . . . Who will wake the princess with a kiss?Once upon a time, a little princess loved nothing more than playing happily with her friends - until an uninvited birthday guest spoiled the fun by casting a spiteful spell. But not for long! With soft, dreamlike pastels, Penny Dale offers a sweet fairy tale that celebrates the resilience of friendship and the magic of play.

In a land where Kings still rule, I am a Princess. You must know me only as Sultana, for I cannot reveal my true name for fear that harm will come to me and my family for what I am about to tell you. Think of a Saudi Arabian princess and what do you see? A woman glittering with jewels, living a life of unbelievable luxury. She has gold, palaces, swimming-pools, servants, designer dresses galore. But in reality she lives in a gilded cage. She has no freedom, no vote, no control over her own life, no value but as a bearer of sons. Hidden behind the vell, she is a prisoner, her jailers her father, her husband, her sons. 'Sultana' is a member of the Saudi royal family, closely related to the King. For the sake of her daughters, she decided that it was time for a woman in her position to speak out about the reality of life for women in her country, whatever their rank. She tells of her own life, from her turbulent childhood to her arranged marriage - a happy one, until her husband decided to take a second wife - and of the lives of her sisters, her friends and her servants. In contrast to the affection and easy camaraderie amongst the women, she relates a history of appalling oppression against them, everyday occurrences that in any other culture would be seen as shocking human rights violations: forced marriages, servants bullied into sex slavery, summary executions. Princess is a testimony to a woman of indomitable spirit and great courage. By speaking out, 'Sultana' risked bringing the wrath of the Saudi establishment upon her head and upon the heads of her children. For this reason, she told her story anonymously.

Money can’t buy happiness… even in a world that begins with a Tiffany teething ring. Sydney Ross has it made. As the 17-year old daughter of Illinois senator Randall Ross and socialite Jillian Ross, Sydney was born with perfect teeth and a killer trust-fund. Everything about her life is idyllic…the life of a princess. The Ross’ are richer than God and twice as beautiful, the picture-perfect All-American Family. Except that it is all a lie. After a positive pregnancy test, Sydney’s life unravels in the space of just one breath. Life as she knows it is over and survival itself begins to look questionable as life and death literally hang in the balance with each sordid twist that she is dealt. After the shocking climax, Sydney is brought to her knees with one seething question: Who in the world can she trust when no one is who they seem to be?Caution: This book is not set in a Mayberry kind of world nor is it a simple book about teen pregnancy. Princess is somewhat twisted and edgy. You might need to fan yourself during some parts and a box of tissues during others. It contains love, suspense, heartache and loss. Oh- and some adult themes and language, too. About the author: Courtney Cole is a novelist who lives near Lake Michigan with her family (aka Zoo), pet iPad and favorite cashmere socks. Princess is her first venture into the contemporary fiction genre. She usually hangs out in paranormal worlds, as evidenced by her Bloodstone and Moonstone Sagas.

What's a princess to do when her passion gets in the way of friendship? Every little princess (and her mom) will love how this story ends!​Cora knows just what she and Ali should play. Princess, of course! But Cora forgets that Ali has ideas of her own. Cora can't imagine why Ali doesn't want to play princess--Cora's approach is overbearing causing Ali to start a game of hide-&-seek. "This is NOT how you play princess." Cora says.Ali stays holed up in the tree house and Cora tries to entice her with a PBJ sandwich but Ali is in her own imagined world in the tree house. Ali's laughter entices Cora to climb up to the tree house and find out "What's that kid up to?" Turns out Ali is having a tea party with a teddy bear named, Mr. Dashy & a rag doll named, Mrs. Tweedle. But all is not perfect at the tea party. Mrs. Tweedle is distressed about burning her biscuits and sobs uncontrollably, "BOO-HOO, BOO-HOO-HOO!" Cora and Ali cooperate together, trying again and again to stop the rag doll's tears from flooding the tree house. When nothing else works, Princess Cora saves the day with a PBJ sandwich!Cora learns from Ali about finding a way to play together without being overbearing. In the end, Cora let's her friend Ali know how much she appreciates Ali's inclusive way of playing and pretending.Early readers 6-8 will easily understand this story while being challenged by new vocabulary words all the while learning an important lesson about how to play together with friends.Young children 3-5 will ask over and over to have this whimsical story read to them and will love the distinctive characters and imaginative action.

Enter a dazzling world filled with color and sparkle! In this glimmering kingdom, brightened with holographic foil on every page, live radiant princesses, glittering kings, shiny knights in shining armor, and a cast of royal characters. Bedazzled kids will learn about a rainbow of colors, from brilliant red, vivid green, and sky blue to sunny yellow, pretty pink, and of course, royal purple.