Rescue Princesses #3: The Moonlight Mystery (3)

From my daughter (6 years old):I like the Rescue Princesses because Jaminta makes herself, Emily, Clarabelle, and Lulu a ring that calls each other. I like they rescue animals. In the 3rd book, I like how Lulu can keep a lion under control in the castle while still keeping it secret. In a later book, they let their sisters take over The Rescue Princesses. In one of those books, Isabel finds some men cutting down trees in the rain forest and scaring all of the monkeys. She has a monkey so she understands and tried to rescue them. The men are cutting down trees to find the lost gold. At the end, she wins with the other rescue princesses for help and rescues the monkeys.

My 8yo daughter emphatically does not like princesses as all they do is 'kiss boys'. So I was very surprised when she came home from the book fair with one of these saying she wanted to read more of them. From what I gather, as I haven't had a chance to read them for myself, is each princess has an animal that they rescue. Quote from my daughter, 'they all have a sense of adventure and don't kiss boys'. So, yeah, I would absolutely recommend them.

Great condition when arrived. Daughter loves the book

Our 4 year old daughter, and our 6 year old son, are both enjoying this series of books. There is a lot of mystery to keep them interested, great animals involved (as animals, not characters), and the way that the friends work together to solve the problems is a great example for the children. Our family is enjoying this fun read.

I love they Jaminita was brave enough to go into the lions cage.I think that the mystery was very intriguing and how prime Olaf didn't feel that Jaminita and Lulu were sneaking.

The Rescue Princesses doesn't have the sass that some of the other well known chapter books have...my 7 yr old loves these. Nice attitudes that lend a helping hand.

My 6 year-old loves the story. It's a little too much to read on her own still, but I'm certain she'll go back and read it herself when she's able.

My 5 year old daughter loves these books. Yes, they are cheesy. Yes, they are predictable (to me). But, they have made her more interested in reading and they are fun. What can I say more?