Princess Perfect
Thursday, November 8th, 2007I was never a princess girl. Rather, I was a baseball, match box car, tire swing kind of girl. I always enjoyed playing house and kitchen but I never got into the princess scene. However, I know two little girls who do everything princess. My nieces, Kaitlyn and Emma are obsessed. So, this post goes out to them.
Mookla carries this fabulous Princess Bed…fit for any princess who can never feel the pea under the mattress.
It is a tad pricey, to say the least, but what is money when it comes to a princess? For $1579.00 this solid birch bed later turns into a stand alone.
Pair the desk with it and you have the entiree bedroom set!
But, what is a princess without her costumes and her wand? Land of Nod has the ballerina covered
Girls Play Tutus with Rose Applique - Tutu (Lavender )
and so does Duck Duck Goose with the new ballerina tutu styles
Little Pea Book By Amy Krause Rosenthal - Little Peav
One of Gail Carson Levine’s first books, Ella Enchanted is just that…enchanted. My middle school students loved this book, especially in the 6th grade. Its fun and magical and appeals to younger middle school readers.
Next comes The Princess Tales in which Levine weaves three tales into a happily ever after.
And finally, Volume Two of the Princess Tales wherein a boy tries to win Princess Charming’s heart.
Make sure you also pick up the frog…because no princess is complete without her frog to kiss. As the Brother’s Grimm Legend has it… a spoiled princess reluctantly befriends a frog, who magically transforms into a handsome prince. In modern versions the transformation is sometimes triggered by the princess kissing the frog but that is the modernest version of the story. I am still a romantic and believe in the man rescuing the woman.








