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|summary=We all know that fathers can be a little over protective as far as their daughters are concerned but the king in this story really does take it too far. He refuses to sleep for even one moment until he finds the perfect prince to marry his beautiful daughter. Unfortunately, none of them are perfect and, as he never sleeps, none of them can get near her. If only he would just fall asleep. It's obviously time for a cunning plan...
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It's a book that is both ideal for sharing, especially at bedtime to encourage sleepyheads, and also for newly confident readers to have a go on their own. There's lots of humour to enjoy and, like so many traditional tales, a happy ending to look forward to. Overall. It's an extremely appealing book.
Why not also take a look at [[Princesses Are Not Perfect by Kate Lum and Sue Hellard]]or [[Pigeon Pie, Oh My! by Debbie Singleton and Kristyna Litten]].
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