@MommyOfTwo yes, the #CBBC box arrived last Tuesday. I thought I posted the picture but obviously I didn‘t 🤦🏽♀️Apparently I didn‘t finish the process to saved it. I already tasted the coffee ☕️ So good😋Love the wood word Read and I will like to paint it. No good in that but I always try like when I do scrapbook☺️The mug is so cute, already used too👍The book sounds interesting🤗Thank you🥰
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panThis non traditional fairytale was so traditional that for a second I found myself wondering if the knight would turn out to be female when they took off their helmet (and also if I recognized the king from an old Disney film or just the art style). I‘d also like to see us moving away from stories where our children “have to” get married. #BBRCPictureBookLetterP @LibrarianRyan
pickTruly wonderful. An excellent mood booster, and definitely the kind of storybook I hope the next generation grows up with. 🫅🏼♥️🛡️⚔️🐉 #picturebook
pickSurprisingly good! If you enjoy fairytale retellings I would highly suggest! #bookspin #bookjournal
pickBought this for my niece who is turning 3 soon and had to have a read. It was super cute! Yes, some of the rhyming was a bit awkward but it's still great
I put a book in a Little Free Library earlier and took this in exchange! #LaTBRrevealed
pickNot quite as clever as the first-in-series; but still enormously fun! The League of Princes Charming and their Princess counterparts head out to steal back a sword from the Robber King. Lot‘s of humor and adventure as things don‘t quite turn out the way you expect!
Bronson Pinchot may have had a little too much fun this time around as there were a couple character voices that were fairly unintelligible; but his range of voices still remarkable.
And now for some plain old *fun*!
A year after their first adventure, we find two of the Princes Charming (or is it Prince Charmings?!) & Cinderella at a castle trying to sort themselves out… and then Sleeping Beauty‘s PC gets kidnapped! Time to gather the Heroes together again!
Bronson Pinchot is brilliant in this series as the audiobook narrator 🎧
pickI loved absolutely everything about this fractured fairy tale!
The Princes Charming from four different fairy tales band together to take on giants, a witch, trolls, a dragon... as well as princesses, each other and, themselves!
Bronson Pinchot clearly had a great time performing the story and even though it‘s targeted to 9-12 year-olds, I can‘t wait to get to the next two books in the series!
“Prince & Knight” written by Daniel Haack and illustrated by Stevie Lewis
ALA Rainbow List Top Ten
The classic fairy tale of princes and princesses is told with a twist when the heroes of the story end up falling in love.
TL. S/DR. #ucflae3414sp21
