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- This product had a total of 92 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 9 2020.
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REINFORCES THE MORAL OF REWARD FOR GOOD INTENTIONS IN A HUMOROUS WAY WITH DELIGHTFUL DRAWINGS THAT INVOLVED MY GRANDCHILDREN, W... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Although this story focuses on the dragon, zog, it is also a clever critique of the damsel in distress trope, though not at all preachy as more blunt feminist revisions can be.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Will not support stereotypes about girls being helpless princesses needing to be rescued.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Reinforces the moral of reward for good intentions in a humorous way with delightful drawings that involved my grandchildren, who had numerous comments on the animals' features
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The story shows if you try hard you can succeed and princesses are not just disney characters with all the outfits but can be real people.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It's a fun, silly rhyming story with a peppy cadence and wonderful illustrations.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
You have to read the entire book to get what i mean though.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It's a great story especially for little girls, but i admit it doesn't flow as well as room on the broom and others.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Message that contravenes the old fashioned fairy tale morals.
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