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Believe Me, I Never Felt a Pea!: The Story of the Princess and the Pea as Told by the Princess (The Other Side of the Story)

by Nancy Loewen (Author) Cristian Luis Bernardini (Illustrator)

Believe Me, I Never Felt a Pea!: The Story of the Princess and the Pea as Told by the Princess (The Other Side of the Story)

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Reading Level: 2^nd − 3^rd Grade

Series: The Other Side of the Story

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If it wasn't a pea, what DID cause the princess to have such a lousy night's sleep? The story is best told by the princess herself. Snuggle in tight for a clever twist on this classic fairy tale.

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Classification

Non-fiction

ISBN-13

9781479586264

Lexile Measure

580

Guided Reading Level

-

Publisher

Picture Window Books

Publication date

February 20, 2016

Series

The Other Side of the Story

BISAC categories

JNF052030 - Juvenile Nonfiction | Social Science | Folklore & Mythology

Library of Congress categories

Humorous stories
Fairy tales
Princesses