The Princess in Black Triple Smash!: Three Books in One

Shannon Hale, Dean Hale, LeUyen Pham (illustrator)

5 out of 5 stars

The Princess in Black (The Princess in Black, #1)

Princess Magnolia has a secret identity as the Princess in Black. At home, she wears frilly pink dresses and glass slippers, but then she changes into her monster-fighting black outfit and charges to the rescue when monsters attack the land. The monsters sneak out of the underground monster land to try to eat the goats, but the Princess in Black has the ninja skills to beat them back!

This chapter book is so adorable! I love the fairy tale setting and the pretty illustrations. Who says you can’t be cute and strong at the same time?
Princess Magnolia is sweet and brave. She’s quite resourceful when it comes to balancing her fancy castle life with her monster-fighting responsibilities.

This book is perfect for young readers just starting to read on their own. The chapters are short and the illustrations bring the story to life and bring some comedy into the plot.

Disclaimer: I received a copy of these books from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review.

The Princess in Black and the Perfect Princess Party (The Princess in Black #2)

In this second book of the series, it is Princess Magnolia’s birthday, and all her princess friends have come for a party. But whenever they try to open the presents, Princess Magnolia has to run off and fight some monsters. She distracts the other princesses with games of hide and seek, races, and a garden maze, but eventually they realize that she is missing and begin to wonder. Princess Magnolia has to think quickly to keep her secret identity a secret!

The Princess in Black and the Hungry Bunny Horde (The Princess in Black, #3)

In this third book of the series, the Princess in Black faces off against a fearsome horde of adorable bunnies who seem harmless at first, but prove to be a dangerous foe who might eat the entire countryside bare! The Princess will have to use all her ingenuity to capture every last bunny and send them back to monster land. She can’t exactly karate chop an entire horde of bunnies when they keep bouncing all over everywhere!

This book has been marked as “Nothing Found” on Screen It First, indicating that there is no objectionable content in the book. https://screenitfirst.com/book/the-princess-in-black-572001