Deconstructs the traditional idea of a “princess” to show women of all ages who in some way embody other aspects of princesshood: kind neighbors, career women, artists, adventurers, and writers, some who married, one whose prince is the stay-at-home parent, some who are single (including a single mom and one woman who is divorced), one in a wheelchair, one with Down Syndrome, one with a lisp, one with braces, and more. A two-woman couple who love “creating puppet shows for children in their neighborhood” is among them. A beautifully illustrated book that encourages readers to look for the “princess” in all women.
Also available in English.
