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The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch
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In The Paper Bag Princess, did you enjoy ...
... a princess who overturns traditional fairy tale roles?
Princess Smartypants by Babette Cole
If you loved how Elizabeth in The Paper Bag Princess refused to let the typical fairy tale ending define her happiness, you'll adore Princess Smartypants. Princess Smartypants cleverly outsmarts suitors and chooses her own path, embracing independence and challenging expectations with humor and flair.
... a determined heroine who forges her own destiny?
The Princess Knight by Cornelia Funke
Much like Elizabeth's quest to rescue Ronald, Violetta in The Princess Knight trains in secret to prove her worth beyond her expected role. You'll cheer for her courage and ingenuity as she enters a tournament disguised as a knight, redefining what it means to be a princess.
... playful humor that subverts princess stereotypes?
Not All Princesses Dress in Pink by Jane Yolen and Heidi E. Y. Stemple
If the witty, lighthearted tone of The Paper Bag Princess made you smile, Not All Princesses Dress in Pink will charm you with its playful rhymes and vibrant illustrations, showing princesses who play sports, get muddy, and embrace their uniqueness with a humorous twist.
... an empowering, optimistic twist on classic tales?
Interstellar Cinderella by Deborah Underwood
If you appreciated the hopeful, uplifting message in The Paper Bag Princess, you'll enjoy Interstellar Cinderella, where the heroine uses her mechanical skills and kindness to chart her own course in the galaxy, proving that happily ever after is what you make it.
... simple, accessible language and storytelling?
The Princess and the Pony by Kate Beaton
If you enjoyed the clear, straightforward storytelling of The Paper Bag Princess, The Princess and the Pony will delight you with its simple language, quirky humor, and a lovable heroine who learns that being different can be a strength.
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