The Princess in Black and the Prince in Pink

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Publication Date
2023.
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English

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When plans for a ball run a-fowl, Princess Magnolia accepts the help of a valiant new hero to save her secret decorations—and the entire evening! Princess Magnolia is at the Flower Festival prepping for the evening ball when suddenly she hears a commotion. Oh no! She isn’t prepared to fight a monster or . . . a grumpy emu! To her surprise, a knight in shining armor comes to the rescue, but not before the princess’s prized decorations are stomped on and destroyed. Luckily, the gallant Prince Valerian has his own secret identity—the Prince in Pink—and has been yearning for a chance to show off his special skills, with the help of some twinkle-twinkle and major glam. Glitter has been restored, but then the angry emu returns—with friends! Can the party heroes step up to save the day again? Expect the unexpected as this sparkling new entry in the New York Times best-selling series takes the floor with a flourish.

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Hale, Dean Author
Hale, Dean,1972- author
Hale, Shannon Author
Pham, LeUyen illustrator
Whelan, Julia Narrator
ISBN
9781536209785
9780593146972

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Also in this Series

  • The Princess in Black (Princess in Black Volume 1) Cover
  • The Princess in Black and the perfect princess party (Princess in Black Volume 2) Cover
  • The Princess in Black and the hungry bunny horde (Princess in Black Volume 3) Cover
  • The Princess in Black takes a vacation (Princess in Black Volume 4) Cover
  • The princess in black and the mysterious playdate (Princess in Black Volume 5) Cover
  • The princess in black and the science fair scare (Princess in Black Volume 6) Cover
  • The Princess in Black and the bathtime battle (Princess in Black Volume 7) Cover
  • The Princess in Black and the giant problem (Princess in Black Volume 8) Cover
  • The Princess in Black and the mermaid princess (Princess in Black Volume 9) Cover
  • The Princess in Black and the Prince in Pink (Princess in Black Volume 10) Cover
  • The Princess in Black and the kitty catastrophe (Princess in Black Volume 11) Cover

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Both amusing early chapter book series star unconventional girls who will please spooky families with their black-clad adventures. Princess Magnolia fights monsters; Isadora Moon is half-vampire, herself. -- Autumn Winters
While Maggie Sparks is a bit sweeter than Princess in Black, both of these amusing fantasy early chapter reader series follow capable heroines whose special abilities lead to plenty of adventure and hijinks. -- Stephen Ashley

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School Library Journal Review

Gr 2--4--By day Princess Magnolia sits in her refined outfits, and when her monster alarm goes off, she turns into a caped ninja. In this entry, Magnolia is getting ready for the flower festival and the evening's ball. While setting up the decorations, a big emu begins to stomp, kick, and destroy her glass decorations. But Magnolia is at a loss at how to tame the grumpy beast. It turns out Prince Valerian also has a secret identity--he is the glamorous Prince in Pink, and his special skills save the day. A sweet twist shows Magnolia that the belligerent emu may actually have a softer side. This entertaining series centers a lovable, empowered female character; this is a princess who can save herself and still be frilly. Main characters are cued as white. VERDICT A wonderful addition to Hale's unique series, wherein zany humor and teamwork tells the story that children can be anything they dream of.

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Gr 2–4—By day Princess Magnolia sits in her refined outfits, and when her monster alarm goes off, she turns into a caped ninja. In this entry, Magnolia is getting ready for the flower festival and the evening's ball. While setting up the decorations, a big emu begins to stomp, kick, and destroy her glass decorations. But Magnolia is at a loss at how to tame the grumpy beast. It turns out Prince Valerian also has a secret identity—he is the glamorous Prince in Pink, and his special skills save the day. A sweet twist shows Magnolia that the belligerent emu may actually have a softer side. This entertaining series centers a lovable, empowered female character; this is a princess who can save herself and still be frilly. Main characters are cued as white. VERDICT A wonderful addition to Hale's unique series, wherein zany humor and teamwork tells the story that children can be anything they dream of.

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