Princesses can fix it!

The castle is crawling with wayward alligators, and the clueless king doesn't know how to fix it. Lila, Margaret, and Harriet have lots of ideas, but their father won't listen! According to him, the Princesses should be focusing on proper pursuits like drawing, jewelry, and music. When the three gir...

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Main Author: Marchini, Tracy (Author)
Other Authors: Christians, Julia, 1984- (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Salem, Massachusetts : Page Street Kids, 2021.
Series:Twelve dancing princesses.
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Summary:The castle is crawling with wayward alligators, and the clueless king doesn't know how to fix it. Lila, Margaret, and Harriet have lots of ideas, but their father won't listen! According to him, the Princesses should be focusing on proper pursuits like drawing, jewelry, and music. When the three girls start falling asleep during the day, the King sends the Prince to investigate. He discovers that the three princesses are gathering at night to use their knowledge of the six simple machines to invent an ingenious alligator removal contraption in their secret workshop. A modern, gender-stereotype-smashing reinterpretation of the classic fairy tale, The Twelve Dancing Princesses.
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 28 cm
ISBN:9781645672142
164567214X
Author Notes:

Tracy Marchini has worked in many areas of the children's book industry including as a freelance editor and a children's book reviewer, and currently as a literary agent and author. She received her MFA in writing for children from Simmons College, and is the author of Chicken Wants a Nap (which received a starred review from Kirkus).

Julia Christians studied communications design at the University of Art in Brunswick, focusing on illustration, and works as a full-time illustrator. She lives with her husband, kids, and a pack of dogs in the small town in the Harz Mountains, Germany where she grew up.