Princess Marie Antonette, who lives in a fairy-tale kingdom far away, is no ordinary girl. Her long, beautiful hair changes colour several times a day—from blue, to pink, to violet, and more! Her parents worry that she is sick, but the princess’s fairy godmother knows best. Marie’s hair is special and made of magic—and it is alive! It can move all by itself, and sometimes it can be very stubborn. However, her hair can also make dreams come true, changing colours to amuse the other children, and even turning into butterflies! However, there is someone nearby who does not like the royal family, the princess, or any of the children who live in the kingdom. He is the troll who lives beneath the floorboards of the princess’s room, and he is angry that everybody is so loud and having more fun than he. One day, he puts a mean spell on the princess’s hair that turns it into a hideous mess, and instead of butterflies, terrifying beasts come out of it! Both the troll and the princess are very unhappy, but one day they meet each other. The princess realizes that the troll is not evil—he is just misunderstood. Everybody deserves to be happy. However, will they be able to put aside their anger and differences to make peace? In “Princess and Troll,” a delightful rhyming fairy tale, M. Mammonek explores conflict resolution through peaceful means, encouraging children to foster empathy with one another and work together to achieve their dreams.

The Princess and the Troll depicts why it is important to be a good person regardless of the situation. It shows that by doing the right thing, the outcome will be what is granted and that you do not have to change who you are to get something you want.

Fairy tales are where most of us got our first true taste of the magic and endless possibilities provided by imagination. "Princess Philomena & The Troll" exemplifies everything that is sweet, innocent and wondrous about a classic fairy tale.This story of courage, kindness and the beauty of finding someone truly special that makes us happy in a way that no one else can is a wonderful escape for the little ones, as well as princesses and trolls of every age.If you have ever been touched or moved by a fairy tale - or for that matter - any story at any time, then you must experience "Priness Philomena & The Troll"... And most of all, create a special and magical moment by sharing the tale with your own little princess, prince or troll.

This treasury of 52 stories collects together a rich resource of myths, fairy tales and legends from around the world, with a story for every week of the year. The book is broken into 12 chapters, for each of the 12 months of the year, and throughout, stories are matched to internationally celebrated dates, including Valentines Day and the International Day of Friendship, as well as seasonal events and festivals. Collected and retold by award-winning author Angela McAllister, and illustrated by internally recognised artist Christopher Corr, this is a book that will be treasured by families and appeal to teachers and librarians around the world.

A girl travels east of the sun and west of the moon to free her beloved prince from a magic spell.

Illustrated by bold woodcuts, a fascinating collection of Norwegian stories brings to life the wonderful and mystical realm of the argumentative, repulsive, mischievous, and boastful creatures known as trolls and reveals how persistence, kindness, spirit, and courage can defeat them.

Little Troll is an enchanting fairytale by one of Scandinavia's best children's authors. The beautiful, detailed illustrations are, just like the trolls themselves, a bit scary, but full of charm.

When a young girl discovers a troll in her perpetually messy closet, the two become fast friends and enjoy a series of hilarious adventures together. Original.

Brief text accompanies 15 illustrations of trolls.