Olivia e le principesse. Ediz. illustrata

Just as cute as all the other Olivia books, Olivia and the Fairy Princesses in an extraordinary story for teaching kids about inner beauty.

I loved the original Olivia . It was different. It was clever. It cracked me up. I have loved the subsequent Olivia books less, though. They just didn't have the same snappy qualities of the first book. Until this one. The Olivia that made me chuckle is back, and she's determined to stand out from th Leggi tutto

Olivia is in a dilemma. Of course, Olivia is a total princess, but she does not feel that special being JUST a fairy princess anymore. It seems like all of her friends are also fairy princesses, and Olivia wants to stand out! To fix her dilemma, Olivia brainstorms ideas on what she could be instead

Irrepressible Olivia is back in this seventh picture-book devoted to her madcap adventures, and this time she's preoccupied with the idea of being different and special. How is one to accomplish this, in a world where everyone else seems to want to be the same? Everyone wants to be a fairy princess

“But first read me the story about Little Red Riding Hood!” “No, Olivia, it’s bedtime.” “Just the parts where everyone gets eaten. Please?” Olivia cannot be contained !!

Olivia is hilarious; a demanding, sarcastic, intelligent madam who some little girls I know will definitely relate to! This book is about Olivia realising that she no longer wants to wear pink and be a princess, because everyone else is doing it and as she says: "Why do they all want to be the same? Leggi tutto

This is a very well written and entertaining book. Ian Falconer, the author and illustrator, compiles a story about a young girl who questions why exactly every young girl wants to be a princess. The book takes the audience through Olivia's identity crisis of wanting to be something more than just a Leggi tutto