Purple Pencil loves to write! He loves to write his
ABCs, he loves to write his 123s. The charming title
character writes, colors, and draws his way
through the pages of this board book.The book
provides an introduction to the concepts of
numbers, letters, and shapes in a colorful and
entertaining way. Smiley faces are hidden on
each page to provide a fun interactive game
children can play as they grow older. Release October 5, 2010.
Written by Jenifer Marsh
Illustrated by Barbara Williams
20 pgs; 5.75x5.75; Ages 0 - 6
Board Book, $7.95 (CAN $8.95)
Princess Prissypants Goes to Spain
After traveling a great distance to visit a country called Spain, Princess Prissypants discovers that she can't understand a word the Spanish princess is speaking. Once she decides to learn the language, Princess Prissypants gains an understanding of Princess Maria’s culture, customs, and, most importantly, her heart. A pronunciation guide to help readers is included along with an English–Spanish vocabulary page that provides a quick reference to words used in the story and some basics such as numbers and colors.
Release October 1, 2009.
When Princess Prissypants turns her kingdom into a pink paradise, not everything works out quite the way she planned—traffic becomes a mess, a marching band ends up in the river, and she steps on her beloved cat before realizing everything was lovely as it was before. Written in rhyming verse that is fun to read aloud, this tale shows a relatable little girl who is independent, curious, courageous, and embracing of her inner princess. Released April 1, 2009.
Written by Ashley Putnam Evans
Illustrated by Martha-Elizabeth Ferguson
28 pg; 8.75"X10.75"; ages 4-8; Hardcover w/Dust Jacket$16.95 (CAN $18.95) ISBN: 9780979338144
Purple Pencil loves to write! He loves to write his
ABCs, he loves to write his 123s. The charming title
character writes, colors, and draws his way
through the pages of this board book.The book
provides an introduction to the concepts of
numbers, letters, and shapes in a colorful and
entertaining way. Smiley faces are hidden on
each page to provide a fun interactive game
children can play as they grow older. Release October 5, 2010.
After traveling a great distance to visit a country called Spain, Princess Prissypants discovers that she can't understand a word the Spanish princess is speaking. Once she decides to learn the language, Princess Prissypants gains an understanding of Princess Maria’s culture, customs, and, most importantly, her heart. A pronunciation guide to help readers is included along with an English–Spanish vocabulary page that provides a quick reference to words used in the story and some basics such as numbers and colors.
Release October 1, 2009.
When Princess Prissypants turns her kingdom into a pink paradise, not everything works out quite the way she planned—traffic becomes a mess, a marching band ends up in the river, and she steps on her beloved cat before realizing everything was lovely as it was before. Written in rhyming verse that is fun to read aloud, this tale shows a relatable little girl who is independent, curious, courageous, and embracing of her inner princess. Released April 1, 2009. 
