Books about princesses are mostly similar to each other and frankly boring. Especially for those who are tired of pink molasses – completely different princesses, “unknown and forgotten.”
Books about princesses are mostly similar to each other and frankly boring. Especially for those who are tired of pink molasses – completely different princesses, “unknown and forgotten.” Among the heroines invented by Philippe Leschermeyer and drawn by Rebecca Dotremer, there are also amazing beauties, but also talkers, bores, sleepyheads – in general, princesses for every taste. Each of them is described in detail, as in an encyclopedic article, with comic seriousness. In the excellent translation by Irina Kuznetsova, the author’s subtle humor, with elements of absurdity, and the rhythmic organization of the text are preserved. Perhaps this edition will appeal not only to girls, but also to everyone who loves beautiful and witty books.
Mahaon, 94 p.
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