Princess Arabella is a Big Sister by Mylo Freeman (English) Hardcover Book

Description: Princess Arabella is a Big Sister by Mylo Freeman Princess Arabella is going to be a big sister but she cant decide whats better- a younger sister or a brother? FORMAT Hardcover LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description The newest title in the popular Princess Arabella series! Princess Arabella cant wait to have a younger sibling to play with. But what would be most fun – a brother or a sister? Sisters seem great… until Arabella meets Prince Mimouns sister. A brother then? Princess Lings brothers seem like too much trouble! What do Mom and Dad have in store for Princess Arabella? Author Biography Mylo Freeman grew up in The Hague and lives in Amsterdam. She has been a full-time writer-illustrator since 1993 and has published over 50 picture books. Her debut book Potty! was awarded the Kiek Book Prize and has been translated into many languages. Mylos best-selling Princess Arabella series is published by Cassava Republic Press. Review After only child Princess Arabella requests a younger sibling, she questions whether she wants to be a big sister after all. Princess Arabella gets tired of playing by herself all the time. "Wouldnt it be nice to have...someone you could always play with?" She asks her Mum and Dad to "get a little brother or sister for [her] tomorrow." Unfazed, her parents ask her which she would prefer. When she visits Prince Mimoun, having his little sister Laila around seems like fun--until Laila starts a fight over who got more candy. When she visits Princess Ling, having three little brothers to play with is nice--until they all clamor for the last puzzle piece, breaking the puzzle in the process. Maybe an older sister would be better? But Princess Sophies big sister isnt much fun at all. Months later, Princess Arabella has decided that being an only child is actually pretty good--but Mums belly has grown. Princess Arabella is surprised to meet her new family members: a sister and a brother. This Belgian-via-Britain import has a dreamlike sense of the passage of time, but it stays true to the emotional ups and downs of family life. The brightly colored illustrations and straightforward story arc with a fun surprise ending are bound to please young readers. Princess Arabella and her family present black, and visual cues and characters names imply diversity among her friends, who are coded Muslim, Chinese, and white. A chuckleworthy royal roller coaster. (Picture book. 3-7) Promotional Author tour to coincide with launchNational media coverage Review Text After only child Princess Arabella requests a younger sibling, she questions whether she wants to be a big sister after all.Princess Arabella gets tired of playing by herself all the time. "Wouldnt it be nice to have...someone you could always play with?" She asks her Mum and Dad to "get a little brother or sister for [her] tomorrow." Unfazed, her parents ask her which she would prefer. When she visits Prince Mimoun, having his little sister Laila around seems like fun--until Laila starts a fight over who got more candy. When she visits Princess Ling, having three little brothers to play with is nice--until they all clamor for the last puzzle piece, breaking the puzzle in the process. Maybe an older sister would be better? But Princess Sophies big sister isnt much fun at all. Months later, Princess Arabella has decided that being an only child is actually pretty good--but Mums belly has grown. Princess Arabella is surprised to meet her new family members: a sister and a brother. This Belgian-via-Britain import has a dreamlike sense of the passage of time, but it stays true to the emotional ups and downs of family life. The brightly colored illustrations and straightforward story arc with a fun surprise ending are bound to please young readers. Princess Arabella and her family present black, and visual cues and characters names imply diversity among her friends, who are coded Muslim, Chinese, and white.A chuckleworthy royal roller coaster. (Picture book. 3-7) Description for Sales People Very entertaining story featuring diverse characters A great tool for preparing children for having younger siblings A valuable addition to the Princess Arabella series, which has been warmly received in schools, libraries and nurseries across the USA Details ISBN1911115723 Author Mylo Freeman Short Title PRINCESS ARABELLA IS A BIG SIS Pages 32 Publisher Cassava Republic Press Language English ISBN-10 1911115723 ISBN-13 9781911115724 Format Hardcover DEWEY E Series Princess Arabella Year 2019 Audience Age 3 Imprint Cassava Republic Press Place of Publication London Country of Publication United Kingdom AU Release Date 2019-03-19 NZ Release Date 2019-03-19 UK Release Date 2019-03-19 Publication Date 2019-03-19 Audience Children / Juvenile Illustrations Color illustrations throughout; Illustrations We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. 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