Status
Available
Call number
Publication
NubeOcho (First Edition)
Pages
40
Description
"The castle has become very lively as of late. Little Princess Jill is like a hurricane: she comes and goes and suddenly everything is out of place or in shambles. The cook, the gardener, the nanny, and most of all, the Queen and King don't know what to do about it"--Publisher marketing.
Description
“Your Majesties! Princess Jill never sits still!”
The castle has become very lively as of late. Little Princess Jill is like a hurricane, she comes and goes and suddenly everything is out of place or in shambles. The cook, the gardener, the nanny, and most of all, the Queen and King don’t know what to do about it…
Worst of all, one day they receive a letter from The Royal Family of Farawaylandia: they are coming to visit! Prince Pablo included!
If you’re tired of your average fairytale princess, you’ll love this tale by Margarita del Mazo and José Fragoso!
Translation of La princesa Sara no para (literally, “The princess Sara doesn’t stop”).
The castle has become very lively as of late. Little Princess Jill is like a hurricane, she comes and goes and suddenly everything is out of place or in shambles. The cook, the gardener, the nanny, and most of all, the Queen and King don’t know what to do about it…
Worst of all, one day they receive a letter from The Royal Family of Farawaylandia: they are coming to visit! Prince Pablo included!
If you’re tired of your average fairytale princess, you’ll love this tale by Margarita del Mazo and José Fragoso!
Translation of La princesa Sara no para (literally, “The princess Sara doesn’t stop”).
Collection
Language
Original language
Spanish
Physical description
40 p.; 11.1 x 10.3 inches
ISBN
9788417123833
Lexile
720L
User reviews
LibraryThing member jothebookgirl
I pretty much adore the energetic antics of princess Jill, born to the king and queen who reside in a stuffy old palace. The premise of this story makes me wonder what it was like when Theodore Roosevelt moved his family and all those pets into the White House. I bet there was a lot of worry AND
When the newborn princess Jill is introduced to a joyous, unnamed kingdom, it’s all cheers and happiness. Very soon, the king and queen discover that their little princess can’t be tamed. Rather she is constantly bounding and twirling around throne room, the kitchens and the gardens, to the great dismay of the staff.
This lovely picture book displays tiny Jill’s paths denoted and marked in a heavy red line over amusing illustrations. What to do? Well, the royals consult various experts of the land—witches, warlocks, wise men who all make the same diagnosis. Princess Jill can’t be still!
The “experts” proceed to prescribe a series of ineffective treatments. What finally solves the dilemma is the introduction of another little royal from a different kingdom. Enter just as rambunctious, Pablo, who is perpetually bouncing up to the chandeliers, just like Jill.
But, WAIT! The story of Jill abruptly ends there, leaving readers wondering how they dealt with two overactive children. I guess it’s how we all dealt with our own children.
No message here, just a fun read.
Picture book. 3-7
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joy. When the newborn princess Jill is introduced to a joyous, unnamed kingdom, it’s all cheers and happiness. Very soon, the king and queen discover that their little princess can’t be tamed. Rather she is constantly bounding and twirling around throne room, the kitchens and the gardens, to the great dismay of the staff.
This lovely picture book displays tiny Jill’s paths denoted and marked in a heavy red line over amusing illustrations. What to do? Well, the royals consult various experts of the land—witches, warlocks, wise men who all make the same diagnosis. Princess Jill can’t be still!
The “experts” proceed to prescribe a series of ineffective treatments. What finally solves the dilemma is the introduction of another little royal from a different kingdom. Enter just as rambunctious, Pablo, who is perpetually bouncing up to the chandeliers, just like Jill.
But, WAIT! The story of Jill abruptly ends there, leaving readers wondering how they dealt with two overactive children. I guess it’s how we all dealt with our own children.
No message here, just a fun read.
Picture book. 3-7
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Call number
J2Q.006