The snowy reindeer

The snowy reindeer

Paula Harrison

Book - 2020

In Royal rescues #3: The Snowy Reindeer-the third book in Paula Harrison's sweet new chapter book series, illustrated by Olivia Chin Mueller-a pet-loving princess finds and helps animals in trouble-even if it's against the rules of being royal! "A royal palace is no place for pets, Beatrice!" says her father, King George. But Princess Bea loves animals and is not going to let a royal rule stop her from helping every animal she finds. When Bea goes to visit her cousins at the wintery Peruva Castle, she finds a cold and hungry reindeer hiding in the snow. But with the whole castle abuzz with party preparations, will Bea be able to keep the little deer safe until she can find its family? Find out in Royal rescues #3: The sn...owy reindeer.

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Subjects
Princesses > Juvenile fiction.
Reindeer > Juvenile fiction.
Animal rescue > Juvenile fiction.
High interest-low vocabulary books.
Juvenile works.
Fiction.
Genres
High interest-low vocabulary books
Juvenile works
Fiction
Published
New York : Feiwel and Friends 2020
Language
English
Main Author
Paula Harrison (author)
Other Authors
Olivia Chin Mueller (illustrator)
Edition
First edition
Item Description
Originally published in th UK by Nosy Crow as Princess of pets : the snowy reindeer in 2019.
Physical Description
104 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm
ISBN
9781250770349
9781250259271
Contents unavailable.
Review by School Library Journal Review

Gr 1--3--Princess Beatrice, a young girl of color, travels to visit her great-aunt Sylvia along with her father King George, her sister Natasha, and her brother Alfie. As the children head inside after playing in the snow, Princess Bea discovers a baby reindeer trapped in the garage, along with a scary-looking cat who was frightening the reindeer. Princess Bea sneaks the reindeer into the castle hoping no one will notice--but of course her family finds out. In the end, Aunt Sylvia and Beatrice go looking for the little reindeer's family and reunite him with his mother. This is a comical, magical addition to Harrison's series. Short chapters suitable for young children who are just starting to read independently are buoyed by Mueller's illustrations. Bea is a caring heroine who doesn't mind getting her hands and clothes dirty caring for animals. VERDICT A strong addition to a series that triumphs in showing positivity, emphasizing animal care, and encouraging helping those in need. A sweet, informative addition to any library collection.--Annmarie Braithwaite, NYPL

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