Do you ever wonder if your child has a special imaginary world of their own; one they can go to when no one else is around?
In this humorous and well-illustrated rhyming story for children, a young princess waits for her parents, the king and queen, to go out. When they’re gone, she goes to her mother’s room and tries on all her clothes, shoes, make-up and of course her crown. Now she looks just like the queen. But she soon gets tired and falls asleep on her parents’ bed. When she wakes up she discovers that she is back in her own room. She can’t remember if her fun night of playing dress-up was real or just a dream. In the end, regardless of what really happened, she chooses to keep it her own little secret.
This is a great story that will help children to understand that having an imagination, and a small world that they can call their own, can sometimes be fun.
In this humorous and well-illustrated rhyming story for children, a young princess waits for her parents, the king and queen, to go out. When they’re gone, she goes to her mother’s room and tries on all her clothes, shoes, make-up and of course her crown. Now she looks just like the queen. But she soon gets tired and falls asleep on her parents’ bed. When she wakes up she discovers that she is back in her own room. She can’t remember if her fun night of playing dress-up was real or just a dream. In the end, regardless of what really happened, she chooses to keep it her own little secret.
This is a great story that will help children to understand that having an imagination, and a small world that they can call their own, can sometimes be fun.
