Bella Becomes A Giraffe Princess

On her ninth birthday, a lonely orphan named Bella, gets a visit from a giraffe. The Giraffe later takes Bella to Giraffe land to meet the Queen. While in Giraffe land, Bella breaks the spell of a witch who had planned on destroying giraffe land. The Giraffes reward Bella by asking her to live with them and become a giraffe princess. She lives in Giraffe land thereafter, teaching them how to wash their hands and to brush their teeth.

A Children's Colorbook inspired by my daughter Facebook: Christopher Pearson Instagram: Christopher Pearson12 Twitter: @christo81547663 Email: [email protected] The princess and pink giraffe is a 586 word children's book about a princess who had a beautiful life and lives in a wonderful land with talking animals, singing birds and colorful trees. One day while traveling through the land, the princess is approached by a talking lion, who informs her of a remarkable wonder eventually the princess would stumble upon a pink giraffe who was crying and sad, due to the giraffes friends of normal appearance teasing the pink giraffe, neglecting her and leaving her lonely. So the princess cheers up the pink giraffe and invites the pink giraffe to accompany the princess in her beautiful land of play with some of her friends. The princess and pino giraffe is a story about friendship, sharing, acceptance and bravery. The princess being brave enough to humble herself and show compassion to someone hurting, and bravery of the pink giraffe with opening up and allowing others to accept her. I wrote this book as a way to encourage healthy interactions amongst children and a antidote to bullying and mistreatment amongst one another. The princess and the pink giraffe with its rhythmic style is a story that will be enjoyed by parents, teachers and children alike.

Oh, no! Someone has eaten all the leaves off the trees in the Giraffe habitat at the zoo! Bella the Giraffe is soooo hungry, she doesn't know what to do. She has to find some food, and soon!Travel around the zoo with Bella as she looks for trees with tasty leaves. And would someone PLEASE get those gorillas out of her home!(All proceeds from the purchase of this book will be donated to the Front Street Animal Shelter in Sacramento, California.)

Princess Ella Bella is a sweet short story about a special little princess. As she began to grow, everyone who knew her noticed something very special about her. Discover what made Princess Ella Bella so special to everyone.

This is the astonishing true story of Zeraffa, a giraffe who was sent as a gift from Egypt to France in 1826. A young boy, Atir, takes care of Zeraffa on her epic journey and the sailors sing songs as she gazes down at them. In France, Atir leads her through the countryside, and thousands of people marvel at Zeraffa. Paris falls in love with Zeraffa. The King builds her a special house in the Jardin des Plantes. On warm nights, the young princess visits, while Atir whispers stories to Zeraffa of a hot land far away. The amazing story by an award-winning author of a giraffe's extraordinary voyage from Africa to Paris.

Gail Carson Levine left her mark on fantasy with her well-loved Newbery Honor Book Ella Enchanted. Now she has created another shimmering and tapestried landscape of fantasy and fairies. The two princesses of Bamarre couldn't be more different. Princess Addie is fearful and shy. Her deepest wish is for safety. Princess Meryl is bold and brave. Her deepest wish is to save the kingdom of Bamarre. They are sisters, and they mean the world to each other. Then disaster strikes, and Addie—terrified and unprepared—sets out on a perilous quest. In her path are monsters of Bamarre: ogres, specters, gryphons, and dragons. Addie must battle them, but time is running out, and the sisters' lives—and Barmarre's fate—hang in the balance.

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Book 4 in the Chronicles of Elantra fantasy series by New York Times bestselling author Michelle Sagara When a minority race of telepaths is suspected of causing a near-devastating tidal wave, Private Kaylin Neya is summoned to Court—and into a PR nightmare. To ease racial tensions, the emperor has commissioned a play, and the playwright has his own ideas about who should be the focus… But Kaylin works her best magic behind the scenes, and though she tries to stay neutral, she is again drawn into a world of politics…and murder. To make matters worse, Marcus, her trusted sergeant, gets stripped of his command, leaving Kaylin vulnerable. Now she's juggling two troubling cases, and even magic's looking good by comparison. But then nobody ever said life in the theater was easy… Originally published in 2008