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The Wide-Awake Princess, Book 1 Book Review
age 10+ Offbeat princess tale values girls with skills over looks. Parents need to know that The Wide-Awake Princess is an alternative to typical princess fare: It promotes autonomy, resourcefulness, and good personhood over being pretty or beautiful. The main character exhibits courage and adventurousness, even saving a prince or two rather than waiting passively to be rescued.
The Bravest Princess: A Tale of the Wide-Awake Princess, Book 3 Book Review
age 10+ More adventure, romance as Annie and Liam help Snow White. Parents need to know that The Bravest Princess is the third book in the Wide-Awake Princess series by E.D. Baker. With a headstrong, courageous princess protagonist, this installment upholds the series' unique challenge to typical princess fare by focusing on resourcefulness, autonomy, skill-building, and wits over looks or passivity.
Princess in Disguise: A Tale of the Wide-Awake Princess, Book 4 Book Review
age 8+ Fewer thrills, more relationship focus in this installment. Parents need to know that Princess in Disguise: A Tale of the Wide-Awake Princess is the fourth book in the Wide-Awake series from E.D. Baker. Here, the series continues to reimagine princesses as courageous, compassionate, ethical heroines whose looks are the least important thing about them.
The Princess and the Pearl: A Tale of the Wide-Awake Princess, Book 6 Book Review
age 8+ Pace slows even among witch doctor, pirates, sea monster. Parents need to know that The Princess and the Pearl is the sixth book in E.D. Baker's Tale of the Wide-Awake Princess series. It features an active and brave princess, Annie, who by this book is already married to Prince Liam. Annie has some magical powers but also succeeds by pure pluck and determination, and though she and Liam solve problems as a team, she's the one to save the day.
More Than a Princess Book Review
age 8+ Fast-paced adventure of princess who breaks the mold. Parents need to know that E.D. Baker's More Than a Princess is a fresh take on the magical world of fairies, princesses, kingdoms, and magic. Princess Aislin is half-fairy, half-pedrasi, and definitely no damsel in distress. This princess isn't looking for her prince, but when one comes across her path, she values his honesty and good heart. They're equals, and friends.
Power of a Princess: More Than a Princess, Book 2 Book Review
age 8+ Loyal friends rule in slow tale of brave, strong princess. Parents need to know that Power of a Princess, the second book in author E.D. Baker's delightful More Than a Princess fantasy series, is packed with lessons about standing up for your friends, doing what's right even if it's scary, and having faith in yourself.
The book you should read next, based on your fave fairy tale
When it comes to our beloved BookTok tropes, we can trace many of their origins back to old-school fairy tales. But eventually, we grow out of our childhood storybooks and look for longer, more complex stories that capture the magic of familiar folklore in an all-new format. Luckily, fairy tale retellings that imagine a well-known story from a fresh angle exist. So without further ado, here's the book you should slate next on your TBR, based on your fave fairy tale.
Shelf Awareness for Readers for Friday, November 9, 2018
"Words and music." That familiar phrase has meant more than just lyrics to me recently. Several new books I've loved are by, or about, musicians who can also make words dance on a page. "With help from my collaborators, I designed a scientific protocol to fall out of love.
Shelf Awareness for Readers for Tuesday, October 9, 2018
I always look forward to fall, and I love to indulge in dark and creepy reading to celebrate the season. Here are a few favorites with a nice fall chill. In a In a Dark, Dark Wood (Scout Press/Gallery $16) by Ruth Ware is a super-suspenseful thriller that begins at the end, with Leonora, the main character, waking up in a hospital bed, so you know something bad is going to happen at this "hen weekend" (Brit for a bachelorette party), where secrets lurk.
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