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The Princess Swap 1: Cinderella and the Beast (or, Beauty and the Glass Slipper): The story of a magical mix-up
Kim Bussing
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Description for The Princess Swap 1: Cinderella and the Beast (or, Beauty and the Glass Slipper): The story of a magical mix-up
paperback.
Fairy tales meet Freaky Friday in this enchanting new series, where there’s a magical mix-up for every princess!
Twelve-year-old Ella dreams of adventure, but she's stuck with a stepfamily who treat her like a maid. So when she unexpectedly - magically - wakes up in a land far, far away, she's thrilled! That is, until she stumbles into the castle of a mysterious beast . . .
Belle needs to save her family from ruin, so she's going to enter a royal competition to win a favour from the prince. But when she unexpectedly - magically - ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2025
Publisher
Puffin
Condition
New
Number of Pages
304
Place of Publication
, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780241745342
SKU
9780241745342
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Kim Bussing
Kim Bussing writes fairy tales for children and adults, and is the author of the Princess Swap series. She has an MFA from the University of Arizona, and her shorter work has appeared in various publications and has received several awards. Kim is obsessed with The Phantom of the Opera and gluten-free croissants. Originally from Seattle, Washington, she currently lives ... Read more
Reviews for The Princess Swap 1: Cinderella and the Beast (or, Beauty and the Glass Slipper): The story of a magical mix-up
This delightful fairy tale mash-up both respects and reinvents the source material
Publishers Weekly, starred review
Devourers of fractured fairy tales will enjoy this kindhearted take on two classics
Kirkus Reviews
Publishers Weekly, starred review
Devourers of fractured fairy tales will enjoy this kindhearted take on two classics
Kirkus Reviews