Recs if you like The Ordinary Princess...

Name-calling and insults you might hear on the playground and beyond...

Anything can be an insult if you believe it! My kid brother used to get in trouble for calling us "you...you BEAN" with all the spite his little preschool self could manage 🥹

Books with princesses, list idea based on a lyric from the 2025 Snow White

Other items used: "I Can Read It! 2" by John Holzmann, "I Can Read It! 3" by John Holzmann, "Hooray for Inventors" by Marcia Williams, "Am I Sick or Well?" by Amber Densmer Baker, "History/Bible/Literature A Instructor's Guide", "Explode the Code - 1, 2, 3", "Electives A" (includes "Come Look With Me - Enjoying Art with Children" and "Home School Family Fitness"), "Sheet of Book Labels A", "Lined Paper for approx. levels K-1", "Extra Language Arts 1 Student Activity Sheets", "Extra Science A Student Activity Sheets", "Timeline Figures A", "Sing the Word! Teach Me Your Paths", "Letter & Word BINGO Cards", "BINGO Markers", "Go Blend!", "Handwriting Without Tears: Print Alphabet Desk Strips", "Discover & Do: Level A Science Experiments", "Discover & Do: Science Supplies Kit A", "Discover & Do: Level A Experiments Paper Packet", 'The Timeline Book", "Markers", "Markable Map", "3" Binder with Tabs", "MUS1 - Alpha Online Instruction with Video" and "Math-U-See Integer Block Kit".

A curated assortment of clean, age-appropriate books for girls ages 11-14, featuring picks from across genres, all with younger protagonists, light or no romance, and minimal heavy content; perfect for readers transitioning between middle grade and young adult who want engaging stories that feel safe, fun, and comfortable.

You might remember some of these, especially if you’re over 40.

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