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Fairytales with Flare
- coalvalleylibrary
- Sep 11
- 3 min read
Once upon a time… stories of dragons, princesses, and magical mischief! This week’s reading list brings a fresh twist to classic fairy tales, from brave princesses and silly dragons to clever wolves and fairy godmothers with flair. Each story invites your little readers to dream big, laugh loud, and imagine a world where every ending can be happily ever after.
The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs by A. Wolf
Hear the classic tale told from a new perspective, the wolf’s! Was he really big and bad, or just misunderstood? Kids will love this hilarious twist on a familiar story.
How to Catch a Garden Fairy by Alice Walstead
Join a group of clever kids trying to trap a glittering garden fairy! With rhymes, giggles, and magic in every page, this story is pure outdoor fun and imagination.
How to Catch a Fairy Godmother by Alice Walstead and Andy Elkerton
Ever wonder how to catch a fairy godmother? Full of sparkle and chaos, this book shows that even the best laid fairy-catching plans can go hilariously wrong.
Cinderella retold by Kath Jewitt
Step into a timeless fairy tale filled with kindness, courage, and a magical pumpkin carriage. This retelling of Cinderella reminds readers that dreams really can come true.
Kind as a Princess by Catherine J. Manning
Being royal isn’t about crowns, it’s about kindness! This sweet story celebrates compassion and caring as the truest marks of a princess.
The Worst Princess by Anna Kemp
This princess is tired of waiting around! With bold humor and a dragon sidekick, she flips the fairy tale script in this empowering, laugh out loud adventure.
Believe Me, I Never Felt a Pea! by Nancy Loewen
The “real” princess sets the record straight in this funny retelling of The Princess and the Pea. It’s a witty take on truth, exaggeration, and royal reputation!
The Princess and the Greedy Pea by Leigh Hodgkinson
What happens when a pea gets too greedy for its own good? This silly story serves up laughter, bright illustrations, and a fun message about sharing.
Princesses Can Be Pirates Too by Christi Zellerhoff
Who says princesses can’t be tough? This playful tale proves that a tiara and a pirate hat go perfectly together when adventure calls!
Princess Hair by Sharee Miller
Celebrate every curl, braid, puff, and twist in this joyful celebration of Black hair. Every princess has her own style, and that’s what makes her magical!
Princesses Versus Dinosaurs by Linda Bailey
Princesses and dinosaurs face off in an epic showdown of sparkle and scales! Who will win? Readers will love the silly surprises on every page.
There’s a Dragon in Your Book by Tom Fletcher
A baby dragon has landed in your book, and things are about to heat up! This interactive story will have kids giggling and blowing imaginary fire as they read along.
There Was an Old Dragon Who Swallowed a Knight by Penny Parker
A hungry dragon just can’t stop snacking on the kingdom! This rollicking rhyme is a funny twist on the classic “Old Lady” tale, with plenty of fire breathing fun.
Where Is the Dragon? by Leo Timmers
Three brave knights go on a daring dragon hunt, but nothing is quite what it seems! A clever, beautifully illustrated story full of humor and surprises.
How to Catch a Dragon by Adam Wallace and Andy Elkerton
Can you outsmart a dragon? Join the adventure in this imaginative story packed with clever traps, colorful chaos, and plenty of laughs.
Dragon Post by Emma Yarlett
When a boy finds a real dragon, he writes letters for advice, and the responses he gets are magical! This charming, interactive book invites readers to open envelopes and join in the fun.
Ellie’s Dragon by Bob Graham
Ellie’s pet dragon may only be visible to her, but he’s very real in her heart. A tender story about growing up, imagination, and holding onto wonder.
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