"This dignified fairy tale concerns a princess locked in a tower by her stepmother, a prince who turns into a canary in order to visit her, the stepmother's plot to harm the prince and turn him against the princess, and the triumph of love and courage against the machinations of evil."-Booklist. "The sumptuous pictures brim with lavish period detail."-Publishers Weekly
I borrowed this book from my school library about 100 times when I was a little girl. It was one of my favorite stories, and the illustrations are gorgeous. Perfect for little girls who love fairy tales.
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Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
I must say that I loved this book. However, the author puts no heart into the narrative. It is A wonderful story and the pictures are very beautiful. The pictures are lovely and in a way hunting. On their own the pictures are what really holds you to the story. Don't get me wrong I love the story! It teaches that things are not always what they seem to be. The story of the book is told more by pictures. So the story can be understod just by the pictures. I would recomend this book just for the art in it. But, if the time is taken you can get a lot out of this book. Little ones will like the book for the pictures( you might as well.) And little girls will love the story of a beautiful princess and her canary prince.
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