About This Book
This charming picture book explores the power of a child's imagination as Rose, a young girl, decides she is the Queen of France for a day. Her loving parents humor her, becoming her royal subjects, leading Rose to ponder the difference between her real life and her imagined royal one. It's a sweet story about perspective, family bonds, and the joy of pretend play, perfect for sparking conversations about creativity and empathy in children aged 4-8.
Rose wakes up one morning feeling royal and, donning jewels and a crown, she seeks her parents who behave as her royal subjects, causing Rose to wonder what they would think if the queen traded places with their daughter.
Discussion Prompts
1
What would you do if you woke up feeling like a king or queen?
2
How do you think Rose's parents felt when she was being the Queen of France?
3
What are some of your favorite things to imagine or pretend?
4
Why do you think Rose started to wonder about trading places with the queen?
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