Princess Truly in My Magical, Sparkling Curls (Princess Truly)
by Kelly Greenawalt (Author) Amariah Rauscher (Illustrator)
In her second adventure, Princess Truly's magical curls and belief in herself transport her back in time and help her reach for the stars!
I love my fluffy, puffy curls.
I'm so happy they are mine.
When I believe in myself,
They shimmer and they shine.
Princess Truly is back! In the second Princess Truly adventure, Truly's magical, sparkling curls have the power to transport her to exciting new places like the Egyptian pyramids, the Jurassic period, and even into outer space. With curiosity, bravery, and her signature smarts, Princess Truly once again proves that she can do anything she sets her mind to and reminds girls everywhere to reach for the stars, believe in themselves, and dream big!
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In this follow-up to 2017's Princess Truly in I Am Truly, the effervescent African-American heroine takes her self-esteem to new levels: "I love my fluffy, puffy curls./ I'm so happy they are mine./ When I believe in myself, / They shimmer and they shine." Not only do her curls sparkle like firecrackers, they are also able to transport her to a multitude of locations: Rauscher's sunny watercolors show Princess Truly meeting friendly dinosaurs in a prehistoric past, exploring undersea depths in a purple submarine, and venturing into the cosmos where she starts a rock band with a group of aliens. Princess Truly's affirmations can get a bit repetitive, yet girls whose personalities are as buoyant as hers will welcome this gleeful celebration of self-confidence and black girl magic. Ages 3-5. (Jan.)
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[G]irls...will welcome this gleeful celebration of self-confidence and black girl magic. —Publisher's Weekly [E]xplores the magical potential of Afro hair...[a] home-away tale worth the trip. —Kirkus Princess Truly is a bold and bright role model of positive self-image and embracing your unique diversity. —Booklist Praise for Princess Truly in I Am Truly:
Named a Best Book of 2017 by Essence Magazine. [T]he perfect choice for youngsters from pre-K to second grade. — Essence [A] celebration of boundless potential...positive, fun, and truly lively. — Kirkus Defies predictability...pair with Andrea Beaty's Rosie Revere, Engineer (2013) for another story about a strong, independent, capable girl. — Booklist No task is too small or too big for Princess Truly, who is every little girl in the world. — Texas Magazine With a strong message of empowerment, this book is a simple story about a little girl of color who can dream and do anything she puts her mind to. — School Library Journal
AMARIAH RAUSCHER is an artist and illustrator specializing in luminous watercolor illustration. She lives with her husband and children in Illinois, where she enjoys drawing, painting, and bringing Princess Truly's newest journeys to life.
JUV039140 - Juvenile Fiction | Social Themes | Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance
JUV011010 - Juvenile Fiction | People & Places | United States - African-American
JUV057000 - Juvenile Fiction | Stories in Verse (see also Poetry)
JUV034000 - Juvenile Fiction | Royalty (kings queens princes princesses knights etc.)
Magic
Stories in rhyme
Voyages and travels
JUVENILE FICTION / People & Places / United S
Princesses
JUVENILE FICTION / Family / General (see also
JUVENILE FICTION / Imagination & Play
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