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 I Want a Shop! - Tony Ross
 I Want a Shop! - Tony Ross ... own shop, it's a roaring success! The King and his courtiers are soon queuing up to buy the ingenious objects on her stall. But when the happy customers meet later and compare goods, the Little Princess has some explaining to do...Newest Review: ... The little princess herself is really very untypical of a princess - she is definitely not beautiful, she is mischievous and ... more ... often ends up getting herself very dirty!
In 'I want a shop!' the little princess decides that she is going to set up a shop in the palace grounds. She looks for things to sell but decides she needs everything she owns so she goes round the palace looking for other objects which no one seem to use. These include a jack in the box, a cook's colander, some plant pots and a train set. These of corse belong to all of the other people in the palace and at this point you start to realise there might be trouble in store.
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I Want a Shop! - Tony Ross: What's on sale at the Palace Shop? (607 words)
by - written on 11/03/08 (Very useful, 130 readings)
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'I want a shop!' is one of the books in the wonderful Little Princess series written and illustrated by Tony Ross. The story was also shown on television as there is a TV series of The Little Princess on Channel 5. Both my daughters really love Little Princess stories, so my youngest was delighted when she recieved some of the books for her third birthday. The good thing about all the books and the programmes is that you meet the same set of madcap characters in all of them. These include a toy loving king, a knitting loving queen, a crazy general who rides a wooden horse and an eccentric admiral! All of these characters are very funny to look at and in their ... Read the complete review
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