Review of Little-Princess

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Little-Princess" by Marie-Paule Mahoney.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Little-Princess is a unique book that emphasizes the importance of teaching children a wide range of topics from an early age, including history and many others. We must remember that the education we provide our children helps shape their future.

Little-Princess and her friends Cuddly Cumulus and Whistle Wind were up in the sky when an enormous bird appeared, and Little-Princess found herself on Earth. Sean was shocked when a tiny, doll-like girl leaped in front of him with a crown floating above her head, and she introduced herself as Little Princess. She informed Sean that her friends helped her get to the United States of America, and they both have a very enlightening experience you will learn about from the book titled Little-Princess, written by Marie-Paule Mahoney and illustrated by Kendra Heer.

Marie-Paule Mahoney beautifully wrote the book, and the pictures illustrated in this book helped bring it to life; thanks to Kendra for the excellent work. I like that the book would help young readers know it's good to have friends, and this was expressed nicely in the book. The book would teach young children about new words like Skyscraper and many more and what each word looked like. The idea of Little Princess calling the Statue of Liberty "queen of Earth" and the way Little Princess and Reddish Mars communicated was also funny to me. There are also a lot of fun facts that could be learned from this book, making it very enlightening.

I had no reason to dislike this book, and because of its numerous positives and educational content, I rate it 5 out of 5 stars. I did not encounter any errors while reading this book, which proves thorough editing. I recommend this book to little children aged 4 to 9 because it would also be an excellent book to add to the school library.

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