The Worst Princess

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Author: Anna Kemp
Illustrator:  Sara Ogilvie
Theme:  Fairy Tale
Illustration Score: 5/5
Illustration Comments:  The illustrations are stunning! They are done in a style of medieval tapestries, and go along perfectly with a story about a princess, a knight and a dragon.
Does it rhyme?: Yes
Words per page:  
How much I enjoyed reading it: 5/5
How much my child enjoyed reading it: 4/5
Is it actually for children or adults?:  Children (and adults)
Overall Score: 5/5
Review: This is a fabulous revision of a classic fairy tale in which a princess is rescued from a dragon by a handsome prince. Here, instead of wanting to live in a castle, the princess actually yearns for adventure. She befriends the dragon, and they live happily ever after. The illustrations add even more humour to the story - the facial expressions on the arrogant prince, the bored princess, and the friendly (but fearsome) dragon are priceless. It's an Outstanding read.



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