|
 The Paperbag Princess - Robert N. Munsch
 The Paperbag Princess - Robert N. Munsch ... Ronald. That is, until a dragon destroys her castle, burns all her clothes and carries off her prince! But Elizabeth's not easily beaten and sets off to get Ronald back.Newest Review: ... combination of cunning intelligence and flattery she manages to do what she sent out to do but the question is with Prince ... more ... Ronald appreciate her efforts?
***Who is Robert Munsch***
Munsch is an interesting character who not only spent 7 years studying to be a priest before realising he wasn’t cut out for the priesthood but also spent time working at an orphanage and later in daycare where he first discovered his talent for story telling.
After both Munsch and his wife were made redundant, fate sent them to Canada in search for work. Munsch soon found a job and settled in again telling his stories to the kids to keep them quiet. It was at ...more |
||
Read Reviews for The Paperbag Princess - Robert...
The Paperbag Princess - Robert N. Munsch: A Classic Fairytale with a catch (878 words)
by - written on 01/04/07 (Very useful, 125 readings)
Rating:
Author: Robert Munsch Illustrator: Michael Martchenko Original date of Publish: 1980 Genre: Children’[s story Age Suitability: 4-6 (My 3 year old loves it though) Number of Pages: 32 RRP: £4.99 Amazon Price: £3.99 I remember reading The Paperbag Princess and other Munsch books with my father when I was a kid so when my parents sent a package of Munsch books from Canada for Kyle, my 3 year-old son, I was thrilled to be able to share them with him. ***What’s it all about*** The paperbag Princess takes the standard “Prince and Princess live happily ever after” tale and gives it a good kick up the ... Read the complete review
Products similar to The Paperbag Princess - Robert...
Great illustrations and develops children's imagination. 
None Explores animal sounds none Interesting, bite sized learning Really needs to be used with the rest of the system Lovely cuddles at the end Nothing Brilliant characters Writing possibly a little small for yougn children Challenges stereotypes but is also as funny as mustard illustrations are quite canadian looking (note the lumberjack shirt on dad) which may not appealCity Infernal - Edward Lee
Horror - Lee, Edward
The Elder Gods - David Eddings
None Character rehashes, boring, predictable
Companions of the Night - Vivian Vande Velde
Really well-written, unexpected ending None :)
The Shadow of Malabron - Thomas Wharton
Quite a dark and involving story Not terribly visual
The Hardy Boys: Cave-in - Franklin W. Dixon
Not a lot, distinctly average Poor plot and characterisation
Topsy and Tim Learn to Swim - Jean Adamson
The Mozart Conspiracy - Scott Mariani
great story and characters. none to think of
Unseen Lithuania
Excellent photography Little bit expensive
Choking Wolf - Dosh Archer
fun book for early readers none
Untamed - Kristin Cast
Continues the story of the series Annoying style, story gets a little farcical
Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity
Home - About dooyoo.co.uk - Advertising - Contact dooyoo - Terms and Conditions
dooyoo Europe:
Deutschland 
España 
Italia 
France - Sitemap - Product Index
