A princess is a princess

Celebrates princesses of different appearances, personalities, abilities, interests, and emotions, emphasizing that being a princess is not determined by crowns, clothing, perfection, or what others think. Through rhyming text and colorful illustrations, encourages children to value their individual...

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Main Author: Rose, Anika Noni, 1972- (Author)
Other Authors: Gibson, Jessica (Illustrator) (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Los Angeles : Disney / Hyperion, 2026.
Edition:First edition.
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Summary:Celebrates princesses of different appearances, personalities, abilities, interests, and emotions, emphasizing that being a princess is not determined by crowns, clothing, perfection, or what others think. Through rhyming text and colorful illustrations, encourages children to value their individuality, recognize their self-worth, express their feelings, and be true to themselves.
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 28 cm
Audience:Ages 3-7
Grades K-1
ISBN:9781368100816
1368100813
Author Notes:Tony Award winner Anika Noni Rose (she/her) is the voice of Disney's Princess Tiana from The Princess and the Frog. An avid reader since childhood, she is a big proponent of children's literacy and started a series on her IGTV (@AnikaAroundTheWorld) during the Covid lockdown called Bedtime Stories for the Littles. Anika has contributed to American Theatre magazine and to the anthology Meeting at the Table: African-American Women Write on Race, Culture and Community.

She has performed all over the world, including singing at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and the Vatican. In 2011, Anika was the youngest person to be named a Disney Legend and is beyond thrilled to be contributing to Princess Tiana's legacy in this way.

Jessica Gibson (she/her) is an illustrator who graduated from Wayne County Community College and has loved drawing since she was a little girl. She has produced illustrations for a number of publishers and brands, including picture books, editorial spot pieces, packaging design, and surface patterns. Her books include Acorn Was a Little Wild by Jen Arena and Can I Keep It, Please? by John Sullivan.With a pen and tablet by her side, she loves creating adorable, whimsical, and sometimes quirky illustrations, ready to brighten up everyone's heart. You can visit her at www.jessicamgibson.com.