There's a Princess in the Palace - Hardcover

“This will enter the rotation of bedtime favorites.” —"Publishers Weekly," STARRED

“Marvelous for anyone with a wry sense of humor, "There’s a Princess in the Palace" deserves a place in every library.” —"School Library Journal," STARRED

“Within a graphic-novel format, the tales of Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, the Frog Prince and the Princess and the Pea develop familial and hilarious interconnections while retaining the stories’ traditional structures...Smartly hysterical.” —"Kirkus Reviews," STARRED

“As in their previous joint outing ("There's a Wolf at the Door"), author and illustrator acknowledge this huge undertaking with an oversized book that begs groups of children to gather round, find a number of amusing details in the smartly rendered comic-book panels, and share the puns and jokes.” —"The Horn Book"

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"This will enter the rotation of bedtime favorites." --"Publishers Weekly," STARRED

"Marvelous for anyone with a wry sense of humor, "There's a Princess in the Palace" deserves a place in every library." --"School Library Journal," STARRED

"Within a graphic-novel format, the tales of Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, the Frog Prince and the Princess and the Pea develop familial and hilarious interconnections while retaining the stories' traditional structures...Smartly hysterical." --"Kirkus Reviews," STARRED

"As in their previous joint outing ("There's a Wolf at the Door"), author and illustrator acknowledge this huge undertaking with an oversized book that begs groups of children to gather round, find a number of amusing details in the smartly rendered comic-book panels, and share the puns and jokes." --"The Horn Book"

"The Alleys ("There's a Wolf at the Door," 2008) cleverly intertwine the tales of Cinderella, the princess and the pea, Snow White, the frog prince, and Sleeping Beauty into a fractured and delightfully bewitched royal family record." --"Booklist"

This will enter the rotation of bedtime favorites. "Publishers Weekly, STARRED"

Marvelous for anyone with a wry sense of humor, "There's a Princess in the Palace" deserves a place in every library. "School Library Journal, STARRED"

Within a graphic-novel format, the tales of Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, the Frog Prince and the Princess and the Pea develop familial and hilarious interconnections while retaining the stories' traditional structures Smartly hysterical. "Kirkus Reviews, STARRED"

As in their previous joint outing ("There's a Wolf at the Door"), author and illustrator acknowledge this huge undertaking with an oversized book that begs groups of children to gather round, find a number of amusing details in the smartly rendered comic-book panels, and share the puns and jokes. "The Horn Book"

The Alleys ("There's a Wolf at the Door," 2008) cleverly intertwine the tales of Cinderella, the princess and the pea, Snow White, the frog prince, and Sleeping Beauty into a fractured and delightfully bewitched royal family record. "Booklist""

"This will enter the rotation of bedtime favorites." --Publishers Weekly, STARRED

"Marvelous for anyone with a wry sense of humor, There's a Princess in the Palace deserves a place in every library." --School Library Journal, STARRED

"Within a graphic-novel format, the tales of Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, the Frog Prince and the Princess and the Pea develop familial and hilarious interconnections while retaining the stories' traditional structures...Smartly hysterical." --Kirkus Reviews, STARRED

"As in their previous joint outing (There's a Wolf at the Door), author and illustrator acknowledge this huge undertaking with an oversized book that begs groups of children to gather round, find a number of amusing details in the smartly rendered comic-book panels, and share the puns and jokes." --The Horn Book

"The Alleys (There's a Wolf at the Door, 2008) cleverly intertwine the tales of Cinderella, the princess and the pea, Snow White, the frog prince, and Sleeping Beauty into a fractured and delightfully bewitched royal family record." --Booklist

In this hilarious collection of princess stories with a distinctive spin, there's Cinderella, who was, though you may not know it, Sleeping Beauty's mom; Sleeping Beauty, who didn't fall asleep because of the prick of a needle—it was sheer boredom; Snow White and her diminutive friends—Les, Lou, Sam, Hank, Nat, Myron, and Bethanne; the princess of frog fame; and the princess of pea fame.