Princess Series by Caryl Hart & Sarah Warburton 5 Books Collection Set - Ages 3-5 - Paperback

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Titles in This Set:. The Princess and the Peas. The Princess and the Presents. The Princess and the Giant. The Princess and the Christmas Rescue. The Princess and the Shoe. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781807081836. Publisher: Nosy Crow. Age Range: Ages 3-5. Overview:. Meet five brilliantly bold princesses who refuse to fit the fairy-tale mould in this joyful five-book collection by Caryl Hart, illustrated by Sarah Warburton. Written in bouncy rhyming verse and bursting with colour, each story swaps glass slippers and quiet obedience for cleverness, courage and a healthy sense of mischief. From food fussiness to birthday greed, giant trouble to a Christmas emergency, these tales gently explore big feelings through humour and heart, making them ideal for read-aloud sharing, bedtime routines, or a child's very first independent reads.. About the Books:. Each story in this five-book set follows a young princess tackling an everyday dilemma with wit and warmth. In The Princess and the Peas, Lily-Rose May's refusal to eat her greens leads to a diagnosis of "Princess-itis" and a hilarious cautionary adventure. The Princess and the Presents follows Princess Ruby, whose ever-growing birthday wish list nearly bursts the palace, gently exploring generosity and gratitude. The Princess and the Giant offers a fresh twist on Jack and the Beanstalk, as a resourceful princess outsmarts a grumpy giant to win back peace for her kingdom. The Princess and the Christmas Rescue introduces Eliza, a gadget-loving, unprincessy inventor who saves Christmas with her own ingenious contraptions. Finally, The Princess and the Shoe follows a princess who trades ballgowns for trainers, choosing speed and self-belief as she races toward her dream. Told in Caryl Hart's signature rhyming couplets and brought to life by Sarah Warburton's busy, detail-rich illustrations, every book champions cleverness, kindness and individuality over passive perfection. These stories make children l