Princess Smartypants and the Fairy Geek Mothers
- 144 pages
- 6 hours of reading
It's 30 years since Princess Smartypants made her bestselling debut in picture books - here she is in her second full-length adventure.
Babette Cole was a British author and illustrator whose work is celebrated for its earthy humor and playful approach to children's literature. She created over 150 picture books, many of which explore amusing and sometimes slightly taboo subjects with infectious delight. Cole's distinctive style brought laughter and joy to young readers, establishing her as a beloved figure in children's publishing. Her creative talents also extended to popular children's television programs, further cementing her legacy.






It's 30 years since Princess Smartypants made her bestselling debut in picture books - here she is in her second full-length adventure.
It's 30 years since Princess Smartypants made her bestselling debut in picture books - here she is in her first full-length adventure.
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