Princess of the Midnight Ball
Twelve princesses dance nightly under a spell. Can magic tools and true love break it?
Book Series · 3 Books
In order from Princess of the Midnight Ball to Princess of the Silver Woods.
Three linked fairy-tale retellings follow sisters from the twelve dancing princesses as they face new curses, dangerous magic, and romance.
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Read Princess of the Midnight Ball, Princess of Glass, and Princess of the Silver Woods in numbered order. Each book centers a different sister and reshapes another familiar tale, but the family's history and magical threats carry forward.
Sources: Bloomsbury's official series page.
These are novel-length fairy-tale fantasies, not gentle picture-book princess stories. They include magical coercion, nightly forced dancing, soldiers' memories of war, kidnapping or captivity, dangerous curses, battles, and threats from the underworld.
Romance is important in each retelling, alongside sisters protecting one another and heroines working to break harmful magic. The danger is suspenseful rather than graphically described.
Twelve princesses dance nightly under a spell. Can magic tools and true love break it?
3 books · Published 2009–2012
Twelve princesses dance nightly under a spell. Can magic tools and true love break it?
A princess's quest for peace is thwarted by a vengeful fairy.
A princess faces bandit wolves and a sinister grandmother to break a family curse.
There are 3 books in the Twelve Dancing Princesses series. It began with Princess of the Midnight Ball in 2009, and the newest book, Princess of the Silver Woods, was published in 2012.
Start with Princess of the Midnight Ball and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #3.
The series is best for ages 12–15, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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