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978-1-927307-83-0
Isabella Buckarella
Written by Jill Eggleton
Illustrated by Jenny Cooper
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Social-Emotional Competency:
Social awareness: perspective-taking
Isabella Buckarella is a picture book text in which a tomboy princess would rather dig for worms than wear her pretty clothes.
Isabella Buckarella was a princess. She lived in a beautiful, big palace with her father, the King.
The King wanted Isabella to wear a silly frilly dress, a silly frilly coat, and snappy strappy shoes. But Isabella liked to wear raggy baggy pants, a raggy taggy shirt, and flippy floppy shoes. And she liked to go looking for worms.
With illustrations from the celebrated New Zealand artist Jenny Cooper, Jill Eggleton delivers a fun, quirky story about responsibility and being true to yourself.
Softcover > 240 mm x 225 mm
24 pages > full colour throughout > includes audio of the author reading the story