The Princess Knight

I have a daughter who is, of-course, interested in all things pertaining to the live of a princess. This book is excellent in that it shows princesses don't have to sit about waiting for a knight in shining armour to win their hand. I won't give the end away, but suffice to say this princess gets to pick her own man. I particularily liked the way this was done, without either girls or boys being 'better' than each, just different. Girl power indeed.

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