About This Book
In 'The Princess and the Presents,' Princess Ruby is the most spoiled child imaginable, whose birthday wish for endless gifts literally causes her palace to bulge at the seams. This charming picture book follows Ruby as she navigates a mountain of presents, only to learn a valuable lesson about what truly matters when a 'disaster' strikes. It's a humorous and heartwarming tale that gently guides young readers to understand the importance of gratitude, family, and non-material joys over excessive possessions. Perfect for sparking conversations about consumerism and thankfulness.
Princess Ruby really is a horrid child - the most spoilt princess you could ever meet. And when it's her birthday, there are so many presents, the palace literally bulges at the seams. Was there ever a more selfish princess?
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Discussion Prompts
1
What do you think Princess Ruby learned about presents by the end of the story?
2
What are some things that are more important than gifts?
3
How do you think Ruby felt when she had so many presents? How did she feel after the disaster?
4
What is one thing you are truly grateful for that isn't a toy or a gift?
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