About This Book
In "Princess in Black and the Prince in Pink," the eleventh book in the beloved series, Princess Magnolia faces a new challenge: saving a royal ball from disaster. When her secret decorations are threatened, she teams up with a surprising new ally, the Prince in Pink, to ensure the evening is a success. This early chapter book continues the series' tradition of empowering young readers by showcasing a princess who is both prim and powerful, and now introduces a male character who defies traditional gender norms. It's a delightful read for children aged 6-8, promoting themes of teamwork, self-acceptance, and challenging stereotypes, all wrapped in an engaging adventure.
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!
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What makes Princess Magnolia a hero, even when she's not wearing black?
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What do you think about the Prince in Pink? Why do you think he wears pink?
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Have you ever had to keep a secret? How did it feel?
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How do Princess Magnolia and the Prince in Pink work together to solve the problem?
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What does this book teach us about being ourselves and challenging what people expect?
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