Like chocolate, do you? Yes? Well I know someone who loves chocolate more than anyone in the world! Even you! Her name is Princess Chocolate. So begins the charmingly funny children's fable from the author of The Smelly Sprout and The Boy Giant. Princess Chocolate eats nothing but chocolate. But one day, all the chocolate in the kingdom runs out and Princess Chocolate is NOT amused. But, suddenly a visit from an old lady changes everything. The old lady turns out to be a witch in disguise and takes the princess to Witch Boot Camp! But, the twist is that the camp ENCOURAGES you to be naughty and rewards you with chocolate! Soon, she eats so much chocolate that her teeth fall out and she feels so sick she turns green - she looks in the mirror and realises she's a witch! Can the Princess learn the error of her ways? And what will happen when she returns to the kingdom to find a dragon planning to gobble up all the girls and boys? AUTHOR: Allan Plenderleith was born in East Kilbride, Scotland. His first cartoon series, The Odd Squad, became a best-selling range of greetings cards and now over 30 Odd Squad books have been published. His first book for children, The Smelly Sprout, has become a best-selling Christmas classic and he has since published his second title, The Boy Giant. Illustrations Colour throughout

Contemporary fairy tale

Princess Nayaleena lives in a far away kingdom. Her castle is entirely made of chocolate, surrounded by a chocolate milk moat. The bed she sleeps in is chocolate, and she even has a chocolate doll to play with. She absolutely loves chocolate, and it makes her happy. But the princess becomes sad because she doesn't have anyone to share her chocolate with. Rather than finding a new character to enjoy her chocolate with, Princess Nayaleena asks readers if they would like to be her friend and have some chocolate. At the end of the story readers are asked to enjoy their own chocolate adventures and to try out the five chocolate-based recipes included in the book. Also available in Spanish, see La Princesa y el Castillo de Chocolate

From a Fairy Tale Feast to a Movie Star Makeover, Karmel reveals to parents how to indulge the princess in their little girl with more than 100 specially created recipes and ideas designed to feed her imagination and encourage her participation in the kitchen. Full color.

The Princesses are back in the kitchen and ready to COOK! So raise a glass, say Lechayim, and get ready. Georgie Tarn and Tracey Fine, authors of the delightful Jewish Princess Cookbook, bring their culinary wisdom and irrepressible good spirits to a new enterprise. This time, they’re cooking up memorable feasts for family and friends--and readers are invited to indulge in wonderful recipes for Purim, Passover, Rosh Hashanah, Chanukkah, and many other special holidays where food is central to the festivities. And there’s more: Tarn and Fine share great ideas for a Bris Brunch, Bar and Bat Mitvahs, weddings, and cozy, casual dinners that combine traditional Jewish dishes with nouveau recipes destined to become new "classics.” A heady concoction of wit, humor, charm, personal stories, and delicious recipes, this book finishes up with a must-see list of amusing Yiddishisms. And the colorful retro art used throughout is the icing on the (Melting Nutty Raspberry Meringue) cake!

Amy owns a small bookshop in a rural American town. One day, she is told about her true hidden identity. She can't believe she's the princess of a small country in Europe! Amy grew up in the care of her adoptive parents after her biological parents died in a mysterious accident. But she doesn’t know what to do when she’s suddenly told that she’s the legitimate heir to the throne and is needed back in the country immediately!

Evie Fairhaven is still trying to stay alive. Living with immortals has never been so difficult as now, with a vampire prince as her guardian. She wants to become immortal but must first focus on studies and training to gain approval in a world where she has never been fully accepted. Can she live up to the exacting standards set by Prince Cassius as she prepares for her transformation? Can her greatest nemesis become her trusted advisor and help her hunt down her father’s murderer? Old friends, new loves, and the fear of dying a virgin are just some of the factors affecting this seventeen year old in the second book of The Progeny Series.