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These are no ordinary princesses--they're Rescue Princesses!

Princess Emily's sister, Lottie, is the newest member of the Rescue Princesses. She's very excited to have animal adventures of her very own.

When a foal disappears from the palace stables, Lottie is eager to prove she has what it takes to be a true Rescue Princess.

128 pages, Paperback

Published September 24, 2013

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Paula Harrison

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12 reviews
April 20, 2020
The rescue princesses are my best stories. I enjoy reading them.
20 reviews
December 7, 2021
I liked it because there were ponies. And I liked that it had them doing sneaky ninja moves.
47 reviews1 follower
February 13, 2022
I thought it was cool because it was about a horse with a star on its nose and that’s really rare.
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171 reviews
August 27, 2024
it's a fun book series, for 10 year old me it was great
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January 3, 2025
Great book! but honestly as the series moves on, it gets more and more boring. and the action takes a bit to start. 7-9yrs
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196 reviews24 followers
April 20, 2013
Great alternative to Rainbow Fairies - group of down to earth princesses rescue animals in peril. Suitable Year 2-3. Books 1-5 about 1 group of friends, this one (book 6), marks start of new adventures with another group of girls. Not princesses waiting for heroes - strong girls who solve problems themselves.
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39 reviews5 followers
April 2, 2014
A step up from the Rainbow/Color/Whatever Fairy books. You still get the occasionally suspect grammar choices, as well as dances, ball gowns, tiaras, jewelry, royalty, and ponies. But with this one you also get ninja moves! It's easy to imagine a group of 2nd graders acting out the story, so there is value here if it keeps her reading. Ninja moves!
17 reviews
May 14, 2015
It was pretty good. I like how they get a twist on the start of the story,instead of the first words being princess Lottie, they're princess Emily.And they don't rescue animals at first either, they get to know each other and trust each other.when they finally do rescue an animal, there rings light up and glow.they had unlocked the power within them, all together.
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56 reviews15 followers
February 27, 2015
I gave this book a 4 because it took a long time to the action to start. But it was pretty good when they started meet each other. At first I thought the book was boring. But it got better. Also, in the beginning, I thought Rosalind was kind of rude. At the end I liked her a little more.
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718 reviews
September 9, 2016
Lottie heard Someone bad say that they were going to steal the queens horses. Will the rescue princesses save the horses or will they fail?
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18 reviews1 follower
February 15, 2015
I like that Emily gave the four rings to her little sister to look after.
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114 reviews8 followers
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November 2, 2017
I think it was good. My favourite part was when she met the horse.
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