Fiction – Children’s
Age Range: 4 - 8 years
Publication Date: November
10, 2011
Sarah Elizabeth throws a princess tea party for her friend Lexi, but not
everything goes according to plan.
I know that this book is much younger than what I usually review, but
after purchasing it for my daughter’s birthday I couldn’t help it, I needed to
share. The illustrations are lovely and
whimsical, full of color and energy. The
artist really captures the feeling of each scene and the characters
personalities brilliantly shine through.
The words are simple enough that a 1st or 2nd
grader should be able to read them on their own with only a little help, though
it would be good to go through it with them to talk through the teachable
moments, five of which are listed in the back.
In the book Sarah Elizabeth starts out with good intentions, but then
selfishness gets the best of both her and Lexi, making them behave badly. The story focuses on teaching kids to treat
others with kindness and respect and how to forgive; lessons that all little
princesses and princes can benefit from.
Personally, as a parent, I am grateful for any tool that I can use to
reinforce these attributes in my girls.
ISBN 0615505333 (ISBN13: 9780615505336)
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