If you loved how Princess Elizabeth outwits the dragon, trudges on in her paper bag, and then tells Ronald to take a hike, you’ll adore Princess Smartypants. Like Elizabeth, Smartypants sets trials for suitors and decides her future on her own terms—no prince required. It’s funny, feisty, and delivers that same triumphant, self-possessed ending you enjoyed.

You enjoyed the sly wit of Elizabeth tricking the dragon into exhausting his fire—here, the Big Bad Wolf claims it was all a misunderstanding. The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs gives you that same playful, tongue‑in‑cheek twist on a familiar tale, inviting you to laugh while seeing a classic story from a hilariously skewed angle.

If the way The Paper Bag Princess upends the rescue‑the‑princess script (Elizabeth saving Ronald, then dumping him) made you grin, The Stinky Cheese Man takes that same spirit and runs wild. It gleefully scrambles fairy‑tale rules, poking fun at princes, heroes, and happily‑ever‑afters with irreverent skits that echo Elizabeth’s trope‑busting swagger.

If the dragon‑dueling antics and breezy fantasy of Elizabeth’s adventure charmed you, Zog offers a warm, rhyming romp with a dragon in training and Princess Pearl—who, like Elizabeth, redraws the princess job description. The magic is light, the mood is bright, and the role reversals are as delightful as watching Elizabeth outsmart her scaly foe.

If you cheered when Elizabeth ditched Ronald for his rudeness, you’ll appreciate Princess Cora and the Crocodile. Cora is smothered by strict lessons until a mischievous crocodile helps her claim time to be herself. It’s a funny, affirming tale about self‑respect and courage—delivering that same satisfying “you don’t get to treat me like that” punch.