'The Very Fairy Princess: Here Comes the Flower Girl' by Julie Andrews and Emma Walton Hamilton is the continuation of a group of books I have no experience with, but that involve a girl who thinks of her self as a Fairy Princess. In this case she is to be the flower girl at her aunt's wedding to the Fire Chief.
It must be admitted that this is a story that catches the wonder of youth with a girl who is clearly playing make believe. I like that aspect of the story, because we all wanted to be something we weren't as children.
Further along, this is a story where the main character is not given everything she wants but learns to make do with what she is given. She keeps her fantasy alive even when told what to do by others.
I found this story worth reading and the art work to be fun and lighthearted. This was a fun little story.
Who should read this book? Children and parents.
Books Read 43 of 5000
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