Princess Cora and the crocodile
Brian Floca, Laura Amy Schlitz
Readers rate it 3.0 (3 on Hardcover)
72 pages · Released 2017
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A charming picture book about a bored princess who finds joy and adventure through an unlikely friendship with a crocodile. The story celebrates embracing the unexpected and finding happiness outside rigid expectations. While there are minor moments of peril involving the crocodile and some mildly spooky fairy godmother elements, nothing is graphic or genuinely frightening for the target age group.
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Unhappy queen-in-training Cora receives a pet crocodile from her fairy godmother, who disrupts her mundane daily routine. Unhappy queen-in-training Cora receives a pet crocodile from her fairy godmother, who disrupts her mundane daily routine.
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- Crocodiles
- Fairy godmothers
- Behavior
- Princesses
- Juvenile fiction
- Fiction
- New York Times reviewed
- Children's fiction
- Princesses, fiction
- Crocodiles, fiction
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