Start with the first day of school
Princess Posey and the First Grade Parade introduces Posey's tutu, teacher, and classmates while easing a familiar first-grade worry.
Book Series · 12 Books
In order from Princess Posey and the First Grade Parade to Princess Posey and the Flower Girl Fiasco.
A gentle early chapter-book series about a first grader who draws courage from her pink tutu while learning to handle school, friendships, and everyday worries.
Reviewed by the Bookroo Editors Updated
The 12 stories can stand on their own, but publication order is the easiest path because classmates, routines, and Posey's confidence develop across the school year. Start with Princess Posey and the First Grade Parade.
Sources: Penguin Random House's official Princess Posey series page.
The conflicts stay close to a young child's world: first-day nerves, misunderstandings, jealousy, losing something important, Halloween jitters, and learning how words affect friends. Adults are supportive and problems are resolved through empathy, apologies, and practical coping skills. The princess play is a confidence tool, not a fantasy storyline.
Princess Posey and the First Grade Parade introduces Posey's tutu, teacher, and classmates while easing a familiar first-grade worry.
A first grader faces her fears without her magical tutu. Can she find courage within?
12 books · Published 2010–2018
A first grader faces her fears without her magical tutu. Can she find courage within?
Posey struggles to make her birthday gift stand out. Can she find a way to make it special?
A little girl faces her fear of dogs with the help of a special tutu.
A Halloween party turns spooky with monster stew. Can Posey face her fears?
Posey's beloved piglet ends up in the Consequence Drawer. Can she find the courage to get it back?
A new classmate threatens Posey's friendships. Can she embrace change and find a new friend?
Can Posey confess her secret before Christmas and save her holiday magic?
Posey learns the impact of teasing and discovers empathy in unexpected friendships.
A classmate has no valentines. Can Posey find a way to help?
A first grader faces her fears during a staycation adventure.
A first grader's mistake leads to a lesson in honesty and courage.
Posey faces a dilemma when her grandpa's wedding means losing her beloved neighbor and dog.
There are 12 books in the Princess Posey, First Grader series. It began with Princess Posey and the First Grade Parade in 2010, and the newest book, Princess Posey and the Flower Girl Fiasco, was published in 2018.
Start with Princess Posey and the First Grade Parade and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #12.
The series is best for ages 5–8, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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