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The Princess in Black #6
The Princess in Black and the Science Fair Scare
It’s mayhem at the science fair! A squishy goo monster is a challenge for the Princess in Black — but luckily some science-loving princesses are on hand to help.
Princess Magnolia is excited. Excited and nervous. She’s going to the Interkingdom Science Fair today to present her poster about seeds and plants, and when she arrives, she sees that her friends are there too! Princess Honeysuckle made a mole habitat, Princess Sneezewort has built a blanket fort, and Tommy Wigtower has a talking volcano that’s saying “EAAAAT!” Wait, what? A surprise goo monster makes this a job for the Princess in Black, and the Princess in Blankets is on the scene to lend a hand. But will two masked heroes be enough to save the science fair? A little scientific problem-solving — and a lot of princess power — will make the sixth entry in the New York Times best-selling series a smash hit.
Princess Magnolia is excited. Excited and nervous. She’s going to the Interkingdom Science Fair today to present her poster about seeds and plants, and when she arrives, she sees that her friends are there too! Princess Honeysuckle made a mole habitat, Princess Sneezewort has built a blanket fort, and Tommy Wigtower has a talking volcano that’s saying “EAAAAT!” Wait, what? A surprise goo monster makes this a job for the Princess in Black, and the Princess in Blankets is on the scene to lend a hand. But will two masked heroes be enough to save the science fair? A little scientific problem-solving — and a lot of princess power — will make the sixth entry in the New York Times best-selling series a smash hit.
96 pages, Hardcover
First published September 25, 2018
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Shannon Hale
145 books14.1k followersShannon Hale is the New York Times best-selling author of six young adult novels: the Newbery Honor book Princess Academy, multiple award winner Book of a Thousand Days, and the highly acclaimed Books of Bayern series. She has written three books for adults, including the upcoming Midnight in Austenland (Jan. 2012), companion book to Austenland. She co-wrote the hit graphic novel Rapunzel's Revenge and its sequel Calamity Jack with husband Dean Hale. They live near Salt Lake City, Utah with their four small children, and their pet, a small, plastic pig.
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April 2, 2019
Book reviewed by Stacey on www.whisperingstories.com
Princess Magnolia is attending her first Interkingdom Science Fair where she will be showing her poster about how seeds turn into plants. Whilst she is away from her castle she leaves The Goat Avenger in charge of dealing with the monsters – She’s hoping to have a monster free day.
When she arrives at the fair she meets up with her friends, Princess Orchid, Princess Sneezewort, Princess Snapdragon, and Princess Honeysuckle who are all there hoping to win first prize for their science projects.
On looking around the other projects Princess Magnolia comes across a talking volcano. Turns out that whilst trying to make his volcano erupt, Tommy Wigtower made a monster inside instead. It’s time for Princess Magnolia to become ‘The Princess in Black’ and save the day – With a little help from her friends, including ‘The Princess in Blankets’.
This is the third book in the Princess in Black series that I have read. I read ‘The Princess in Black Takes a Holiday‘ last year and ‘The Princess in Black and the Mysterious Playdate‘ last week. Each book gets better and better as the series evolves.
The books are all filled to the brim with amazing artwork from illustrator LeUyen Pham which truly brings the story to life. This is a series that all little girls should be reading. It shows how a feminine young girl who happens to be a princess and loves the colour pink becomes a tough monster-fighting superhero princess.
The stories are all enjoyable and with there being six books in the series at present there are lots of adventures for children to get through.
Princess Magnolia is attending her first Interkingdom Science Fair where she will be showing her poster about how seeds turn into plants. Whilst she is away from her castle she leaves The Goat Avenger in charge of dealing with the monsters – She’s hoping to have a monster free day.
When she arrives at the fair she meets up with her friends, Princess Orchid, Princess Sneezewort, Princess Snapdragon, and Princess Honeysuckle who are all there hoping to win first prize for their science projects.
On looking around the other projects Princess Magnolia comes across a talking volcano. Turns out that whilst trying to make his volcano erupt, Tommy Wigtower made a monster inside instead. It’s time for Princess Magnolia to become ‘The Princess in Black’ and save the day – With a little help from her friends, including ‘The Princess in Blankets’.
This is the third book in the Princess in Black series that I have read. I read ‘The Princess in Black Takes a Holiday‘ last year and ‘The Princess in Black and the Mysterious Playdate‘ last week. Each book gets better and better as the series evolves.
The books are all filled to the brim with amazing artwork from illustrator LeUyen Pham which truly brings the story to life. This is a series that all little girls should be reading. It shows how a feminine young girl who happens to be a princess and loves the colour pink becomes a tough monster-fighting superhero princess.
The stories are all enjoyable and with there being six books in the series at present there are lots of adventures for children to get through.
August 15, 2025
Wait wait wait! Does this mean we’re going to get more heroes out of the other princesses?
November 10, 2018
With Goat Boy on duty in the meadow, Princess Magnolia is prepared for a day off while she enters her exhibit in the science fair. All of her princess friends are there as well with their fascinating projects. Princess power! When there is a monster eruption at the science fair, the Princess in Black must enlist help from her friends to get the monster to go back where he belongs. Twinkle, twinkle little smash! Will we have a team of superhero princesses in Book #7?
December 15, 2018
My younger sisters and I always look forward to the books in this series, and this one was no exception. <3 As always, this was a super cute read, and I absolutely love the illustration style. I could actually pore over the pictures of the science fair for a while if I weren't the one reading aloud. ;) Their projects were great (especially the blanket tower), and I liked how unique each princess was.
Unfortunately, I absolutely could not keep their names straight because there were so many, so similar which was kinda sad. Also, heads-up for young readers, the monster in this one is a bit scarier, given his fiery look. ;)
Altogether, we enjoyed this book! I think it's time to re-read them all soon. ;)
Unfortunately, I absolutely could not keep their names straight because there were so many, so similar which was kinda sad. Also, heads-up for young readers, the monster in this one is a bit scarier, given his fiery look. ;)
Altogether, we enjoyed this book! I think it's time to re-read them all soon. ;)
August 17, 2019
Read this book with my 6-year-old daughter and she loved it, she read a page and I read a page and we went back and forth like that. Very nice book. It was about normal kids turn hero when needed. And the books had a lesson to learn too very nice. In this book - book #6 in the series the kids all have to do science fair projects to do. The question is "Could a volcanic goo monster ruin the science fair for THE PRINCESS IN BLACK? ( NOT SCARY AT ALL, WORDS ARE FAIRLY EASY TO READ FOR 6 YEARS OLD KIDS TO READ WITH A LITTLE HELP). tHE AUTHOR IS A WONDERFUL AUTHOR AND THE PICTURES IN THE BOOKS ARE AWESOME TOO. KIDS WILL LOVE THEM - EVEN THE PARENTS.
January 14, 2024
I wish I could give out more than five stars to a book or series. The Princess in Black is one of those which would definitely be worthy of that honor.
In this story, our princess is all excited about the science fair. Little does she know a goo monster is going to make it necessary for her hero self to save the day. The problem? She's going to need help. A LOT of help. Thankfully there are other heroes on hand and a lot of scientific method to draw on to find a solution which makes everyone happy.
Seriously, your beginning reader should be reading this series. It's just so much fun on so many levels. One of my definite favorites!
In this story, our princess is all excited about the science fair. Little does she know a goo monster is going to make it necessary for her hero self to save the day. The problem? She's going to need help. A LOT of help. Thankfully there are other heroes on hand and a lot of scientific method to draw on to find a solution which makes everyone happy.
Seriously, your beginning reader should be reading this series. It's just so much fun on so many levels. One of my definite favorites!
March 13, 2025
It is probably the best princess In Black book
Ever.
Ever.
December 26, 2018
A fun entry. Lots of silliness, lots of princess teamwork, lots of problem solving.
February 13, 2021
First beginners chapter book Sophie has read to me aloud without buddy reading! It is a fun and delightful story. Great series for beginner readers:)
November 15, 2018
Another winning title for Shannon and Dean Hale. The Princess in Black series is one of the most popular in my school library. I also adore them. It's great to have a series to hand girls who love princesses that has the princesses in the heart of the action and not waiting around to be rescued. This book takes it a step further by having the princesses all participating in a science fair. Princess Magnolia is worried that her project, a poster of seed development, isn't going to be good enough, and she has reason to worry. The other projects are fantastic. But there seems to be something going on with Tommy Wigtower's volcano. It's inhabited by a Goo Monster who thinks it's his home. Soon the Princess in Black and the Princess in Blankets are required to help contain the monster and his unquenching desire for home. In fact, it may take all the princesses to wrestle this monster. But what should they do with him? Another delightful tale of adventure and daring do, beautifully illustrated once-again by LeUyen Pham.
August 20, 2018
I received this as an ARC from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
Princess Magnolia is attending the science fair and after looking around at the projects of her peers, she realizes hers isn't as awesome as the others. One project is a volcano, which has a secret troublesome ingredient. When the monster in the volcano decides to make his presence known, the Princess in Black and a few of her sidekicks come to the rescue. This novel is a cute quick read with a variety of princesses. I have been hearing about this series forever and after getting the signed ARC from the publisher, I thought I would give it a try. I can certainly see some beginning chapter book readers getting into this story.
Princess Magnolia is attending the science fair and after looking around at the projects of her peers, she realizes hers isn't as awesome as the others. One project is a volcano, which has a secret troublesome ingredient. When the monster in the volcano decides to make his presence known, the Princess in Black and a few of her sidekicks come to the rescue. This novel is a cute quick read with a variety of princesses. I have been hearing about this series forever and after getting the signed ARC from the publisher, I thought I would give it a try. I can certainly see some beginning chapter book readers getting into this story.
January 21, 2020
I know, I said I wouldn't read this series any more, but I just couldn't resist. I won't be writing a long review though. This time the monster was adorable and cute and gooey, I loved the ending and how happy he was. I wasn't too happy that we get yet again even more princesses who fight battles. Sure it is great that everyone is participating but it loses the charm and it loses the excitement if anyone can just do it. Plus, come on I believe Magnolia (and the other two) aren't fooling anyone with their disguises. Also did Magnolia really only do a poster? Everyone has something big, and she has a poster???? It seems so not her.
I loved the names of the actions, just like I always do.
I loved the names of the actions, just like I always do.
February 28, 2024
I've been reading this series to my toddler boys who absolutely adore this series. This one was especially fun with all the science experiments. I love that this book made up of mostly girls is still universally appealing to both boys and girls and kids and adults. Super heroes but in a way a 2 year old understands, emotional intelligence lessons even adults could learn from. The illustration style is gorgeous and funny. I love these books.
March 10, 2022
This is my favorite Princess in Black book so far. The girls work together to find a home for a monster.
Eliana's review: "I like that they find the monster a new home in Monster Land. He needed a home."
Eliana's review: "I like that they find the monster a new home in Monster Land. He needed a home."
December 19, 2018
I love these books! Just the right length for both my 3-year-old and 8-year-old. Perfect for a light fun read together ❤️
January 28, 2020
As cute as the previous ones. I like that the characters love helping others and not just to be seen helping. Good messages, cute illustrations, fun stories.
March 15, 2021
Another fun one! My girls especially loved the ending with the new heroes introduced!
December 26, 2021
Not the strongest story, I don't think. But the fact that several other princesses had starring roles is fantastic. And when Princess Magnolia learns that she'd better work harder for next year's science fair, I cheered. Also, I like what happened to the monsters.
January 27, 2019
3.5 stars?
September 30, 2023
Children's Chapter Books
with illustrations
Princess Magnolia and her friends come to the rescue when something goes wrong at the science fair!
Read with my daughter.
with illustrations
Princess Magnolia and her friends come to the rescue when something goes wrong at the science fair!
Read with my daughter.
December 14, 2018
Yet another cute picture book featuring Princess in Black, Princess in Blankets, various flower princesses, and the Goat Avenger.
Though not as relentlessly adorable as some in the series, it's another winner. However, I feel we might be taking things a step too far by giving the rest of the flower princesses secret hero names and disguises as well. Feels like a bit much. But these being best-selling, I guess I'd expect nothing less than milking them for all they're worth.
Though not as relentlessly adorable as some in the series, it's another winner. However, I feel we might be taking things a step too far by giving the rest of the flower princesses secret hero names and disguises as well. Feels like a bit much. But these being best-selling, I guess I'd expect nothing less than milking them for all they're worth.
September 17, 2018
Yes, Princess in Black goes STEM!!
November 16, 2021
The Princess in Black series is always a good read. We usually finish the whole book in one sitting. It is exciting; easy to understand; & keeps the interest of a 5 yo.
November 9, 2018
Dainty princess meets princess power in an adventure which brings fantasy, humor and even science under one tiara.
Princess Magnolia is excited and nervous about her trip and contribution to the science fair. She didn't really spend much time on it and is not sure what to expect. Upon arrival, she meets her princess friends and each has a project which leaves hers looking more miserable with each step she takes. When she reaches Tommy's project, she notices something isn't right. The volcano refuses to explode, and it talks! Only the Princess in Black can solve what happens next.
This chapter book is great for readers who are pretty sure of their words, but aren't ready to dive into anything difficult. The sentences are kept short and simple as well as most of the vocabulary. At first, it came across as almost too simple but the story grabs quickly to create a fun, easy read. Each page holds bright and fun illustrations, while the text—written in a large font—never comes across as too much or heavy. It's a great balance which won't scare off more reluctant readers.
The author does a lovely job at mixing princess puffiness and perfect etiquette with bold and adventurous heroism. The princess are sweet yet a little fumbly and awkward, while still being prim and proper. It makes each one easy to love and promises a dash of silliness and excitement. The toss in of monsters hit a little quirky at first, but it works and adds the right zest to the adventure.
There's also a dab of science in this adventure, but never too much. Each project at the fair glides over with a quick bit of information but it's so light that readers catch it without feeling sciency. Later, the projects are brought in again as the princesses do their best to handle the goo monster. The science aspects don't run deep, but they are there and open up kids to some basic concepts.
I received a complimentary copy through Library Thing and found this tale to be such a wonderful mixture that I wanted to leave my honest thoughts.
Princess Magnolia is excited and nervous about her trip and contribution to the science fair. She didn't really spend much time on it and is not sure what to expect. Upon arrival, she meets her princess friends and each has a project which leaves hers looking more miserable with each step she takes. When she reaches Tommy's project, she notices something isn't right. The volcano refuses to explode, and it talks! Only the Princess in Black can solve what happens next.
This chapter book is great for readers who are pretty sure of their words, but aren't ready to dive into anything difficult. The sentences are kept short and simple as well as most of the vocabulary. At first, it came across as almost too simple but the story grabs quickly to create a fun, easy read. Each page holds bright and fun illustrations, while the text—written in a large font—never comes across as too much or heavy. It's a great balance which won't scare off more reluctant readers.
The author does a lovely job at mixing princess puffiness and perfect etiquette with bold and adventurous heroism. The princess are sweet yet a little fumbly and awkward, while still being prim and proper. It makes each one easy to love and promises a dash of silliness and excitement. The toss in of monsters hit a little quirky at first, but it works and adds the right zest to the adventure.
There's also a dab of science in this adventure, but never too much. Each project at the fair glides over with a quick bit of information but it's so light that readers catch it without feeling sciency. Later, the projects are brought in again as the princesses do their best to handle the goo monster. The science aspects don't run deep, but they are there and open up kids to some basic concepts.
I received a complimentary copy through Library Thing and found this tale to be such a wonderful mixture that I wanted to leave my honest thoughts.
April 21, 2019
This is another great installment of The Princess in Black series. This time Princess Magnolia is heading to the Interkingdom Science Fair. There are lots of amazing projects, by different princesses, but then a monster appears and the Princess in Black must get rid of it before it spoils the whole fair. The paperback is a bit smaller than A5 in size and has a lovely metallic red colour on the cover. Inside are thick and glossy pages filled with colourful pictures and text.
The story is a fun one and I like what happens with the monster this time. The poor monster creates havok at the science fair but it’s just looking for a place that it can stay. I like what happens with all the princesses, how they all work together and the way the story finishes. Tthe ending is brilliant both with what happens to the monster (it’s actually quite a sweet and cute ending) and I also love that last page with the other princesses, making you wonder if they will make appearances like that in future books. The story is fun and silly but has a great little message about working together too.
I do like the illustrations. They are all so colourful and I like all the added details in the pictures. The monster doesn’t look scary and I like all the extra funny things like the expressions on the goats or other characters. It’s fun to just look at the pictures and there are a few double page spreads where there’s just a picture with hardly any writing and a lot of detail can be seen if you take the time to look. The illustrations just make the whole story more fun to read.
Although I preferred the previous book (The Princess in Black and the Mysterious Playdate) this one is a good addition to the series and I’m keen to check out al the other books I haven’t read yet. Overall a fun story.
-Thanks to Walker Books for a free copy for review.
The story is a fun one and I like what happens with the monster this time. The poor monster creates havok at the science fair but it’s just looking for a place that it can stay. I like what happens with all the princesses, how they all work together and the way the story finishes. Tthe ending is brilliant both with what happens to the monster (it’s actually quite a sweet and cute ending) and I also love that last page with the other princesses, making you wonder if they will make appearances like that in future books. The story is fun and silly but has a great little message about working together too.
I do like the illustrations. They are all so colourful and I like all the added details in the pictures. The monster doesn’t look scary and I like all the extra funny things like the expressions on the goats or other characters. It’s fun to just look at the pictures and there are a few double page spreads where there’s just a picture with hardly any writing and a lot of detail can be seen if you take the time to look. The illustrations just make the whole story more fun to read.
Although I preferred the previous book (The Princess in Black and the Mysterious Playdate) this one is a good addition to the series and I’m keen to check out al the other books I haven’t read yet. Overall a fun story.
-Thanks to Walker Books for a free copy for review.
December 9, 2018
The sixth entry in the hugely popular (and much loved) Princess in Black chapter book series,The Princess in Black and the Science Fair Scare finds Princess Magnolia "feeling excited and nervous" as she gears up for the Interkingdom Science Fair to present her project: "a poster that show[s] how seeds grow into plants". With her friend the Goat Avenger looking after the goat pasture, Princess Magnolia decides to leave her "monster-alarm ring" behind. But when Princess Magnolia meets up with her friends at the fair- and their incredible projects- she discovers that Tommy Wigtower's cool volcano project might just be filled with a scary, grumpy goo monster! Princess Magnolia quickly transforms into her secret identity, and along with help from the mysterious Princess in Blankets (introduced in the last book), and her other friends, they come up with a plan to combat the goo monster. The ending of this sixth entry leaves a great opening or two for new, fun directions that the next Princess in Black titles can take! The Princess in Black series has carved out its popularity in the hearts of young readers- the series is pretty much a staple in our library!- with Shannon Hale and Dean Hale's wonderful protagonist (and supporting characters), fun storylines, positivity, and always-amazing, sunny illustrations by LeUyen Pham.
I received a copy of this title courtesy of partner Candlewick Press/Penguin Random House Canada in exchange for an honest review. All opinions and comments are my own.
December 20, 2018
The Princess in Black and the Science Fair Scare (#6) by Shannon Hale and Dean Hale. CHAPTER BOOK. Candlewick. 2018. $15.00. 9780763688271
BUYING ADVISORY: EL (K-3) – ADVISABLE.
AUDIENCE APPEAL: HIGH
Princess Magnolia eagerly heads off with her entry to the science fair. She is thrilled to see all of the other princesses projects and hopes to have a great day. But things don’t go as planned when an experiment goes wrong and a monster is created. Princess Magnolia must become The Princess in Black and join with her fellow masked heroes to stop it from destroying the science fair.
This series was popular at my library, and this newest book would be a fun addition. Even the kindergarten classes at my school were doing science experiments and being walked through the science fair each year, so an early reader would have context as well. I like the lessons about being positive, working together, persistence, and that winning isn’t everything. The only thing I sort of don’t care for about this series is that to be a hero you have to keep it a secret. Of course the illustrations are just darling and will really help new readers to make their way through the story.
Reviewer: Stephanie MLS & Author.
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BUYING ADVISORY: EL (K-3) – ADVISABLE.
AUDIENCE APPEAL: HIGH
Princess Magnolia eagerly heads off with her entry to the science fair. She is thrilled to see all of the other princesses projects and hopes to have a great day. But things don’t go as planned when an experiment goes wrong and a monster is created. Princess Magnolia must become The Princess in Black and join with her fellow masked heroes to stop it from destroying the science fair.
This series was popular at my library, and this newest book would be a fun addition. Even the kindergarten classes at my school were doing science experiments and being walked through the science fair each year, so an early reader would have context as well. I like the lessons about being positive, working together, persistence, and that winning isn’t everything. The only thing I sort of don’t care for about this series is that to be a hero you have to keep it a secret. Of course the illustrations are just darling and will really help new readers to make their way through the story.
Reviewer: Stephanie MLS & Author.
https://kissthebookjr.blogspot.com/20...
December 20, 2018
Princess Magnolia AKA The Princess in Black excitedly prepares for the Interkingdom Science Fair with her poster project on how seeds grow, but when she gets there she sees all these great big projects while she is disappointed in her own she is happy to explore and cheer on her princess friends and their projects. When her alter ego, Princess in Black, is needed to battle a goo monster that has taken over one of the projects, it’s up to her and her friends to find a way to find a way to help the goo monster before it goes beserk.
Princess in Black is not your typical princess, and that is why this series remains a popular choice for beginning chapter book readers and this sixth book will not disappoint her fans. There are plenty of recurring characters, a fun premise and snappy writing to create and keep interest for newly proficient readers. LeUyen Pham’s full color water color and ink illustrations add to fun with an extra ounce of style that put a flourish on the action. While part of the series, this book does not have to be read in exact order for the story to still be fun. I would recommend this book for purchase by any school or public library.
This book was provided by the publisher for professional review by SWON Libraries.
Princess in Black is not your typical princess, and that is why this series remains a popular choice for beginning chapter book readers and this sixth book will not disappoint her fans. There are plenty of recurring characters, a fun premise and snappy writing to create and keep interest for newly proficient readers. LeUyen Pham’s full color water color and ink illustrations add to fun with an extra ounce of style that put a flourish on the action. While part of the series, this book does not have to be read in exact order for the story to still be fun. I would recommend this book for purchase by any school or public library.
This book was provided by the publisher for professional review by SWON Libraries.
December 17, 2018
I received a digital copy of this book from NetGalley for an honest review.
Another fantastic addition to the Princess in Black series, this time with a nod to SCIENCE! LeUyen Pham’s art is phenomenal (I can’t wait until 2020, her year to illustrate the material for the summer reading program via CSLP) and partners with the text for an amazing story. I would frame and hang art from this book (and other PiB books) in my house, I love it so much. The diversity of characters who attend and participate in the titular science fair is beautiful, not to mention the easter eggs of hints towards monsters in the big spreads!
Now that I’ve gushed about the art (and could continue for pages, describing my favorite of Pham’s animals), let’s turn to the text. I love the clear and simple ways science experiments and ideas are woven into the story--perfect for any kid a little nervous about their first science fair or who need a friendly introduction to the ways of science. Animals! Air pressure! Physics! MONSTERS! I can’t wait to share this book with young library patrons and to see what comes next in the series (please never stop with PiB).
Another fantastic addition to the Princess in Black series, this time with a nod to SCIENCE! LeUyen Pham’s art is phenomenal (I can’t wait until 2020, her year to illustrate the material for the summer reading program via CSLP) and partners with the text for an amazing story. I would frame and hang art from this book (and other PiB books) in my house, I love it so much. The diversity of characters who attend and participate in the titular science fair is beautiful, not to mention the easter eggs of hints towards monsters in the big spreads!
Now that I’ve gushed about the art (and could continue for pages, describing my favorite of Pham’s animals), let’s turn to the text. I love the clear and simple ways science experiments and ideas are woven into the story--perfect for any kid a little nervous about their first science fair or who need a friendly introduction to the ways of science. Animals! Air pressure! Physics! MONSTERS! I can’t wait to share this book with young library patrons and to see what comes next in the series (please never stop with PiB).
July 18, 2019
Dit is het zesde boekje in de Princess in Black serie van Shannon Hale. Het is een klein, dun boekje met een glimmend rode voorkant en veel kleurrijke illustraties. Prinses Magnolia doet mee aan een wetenschapsbeurs. Terwijl ze de prachtige presentaties van haar vriendjes bekijkt en zich zorgen begint te maken over haar eigen creatie, duikt er ineens een monster op. Dát is een klusje voor Magnolia’s alter ego: de Princess in Black! Samen met haar vriendjes wordt het monster naar een veilige plek gebracht. Het is een kort maar vlot en avontuurlijk verhaal met leuke grapjes, een vriendelijke sfeer en opbouwend contact tussen de personages. De prinses treedt op een leuke manier buiten de grenzen van haar stereotype met haar alter ego. Ze is niet alleen een prinses, maar ook heel slim en dapper. Het verhaal is geschreven in korte, begrijpelijke zinnen met grote letters. Wel zitten er veel synoniemen en beschrijvingen in die het vocabulaire helpen uitbreiden – perfect voor een beginnend Engels lezer in de onderbouw van de basisschool.
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