Book Series · 6 Books

The Princess Tales Books

In order from The Fairy's Mistake to For Biddle's Sake.

Where the story begins

First Book in the Series

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$1398

Book #1 · Chapter Book · Ages 8–12 · 1999

The Fairy's Mistake

By Gail Carson Levine, Mark Elliott (Illustrator)

Two sisters face magical consequences, while a prince's love defies royal tests.

87 pages· 7,898 words· Est. 1 hour read

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Summary: In 'The Fairy's Mistake,' sisters Rosella and Myrtle face unexpected outcomes from a fairy's gifts, leading to a twist of fate. Meanwhile, in 'The Princess Test,' Prince Nicholas must choose a bride through impossible trials, but his heart belongs to Lorelei, a blacksmith's daughter. Can true love overcome magical mishaps and royal challenges?

The complete set

The Princess Tales Series

6 books · Published 1999–2002

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$1398

The Fairy's Mistake

Chapter Book · Ages 8–12 · 1999

Two sisters face magical consequences, while a prince's love defies royal tests.

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$1597

The Princess Test

Chapter Book · Ages 8–11 · 1999

Two sisters face unexpected fates from a fairy's gifts, while a prince's love defies royal tests.

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$1248

Princess Sonora and the Long Sleep

Chapter Book · Ages 8–12 · 1999

A twisted fairy tale with unexpected princes and magical surprises.

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$1597

Cinderellis and the Glass Hill

Chapter Book · Ages 8–11 · 2000

A boy with magical powders seeks to win a princess who thinks he's a monster.

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$1415

The Fairy's Return

Chapter Book · Ages 8–12 · 2002

A baker's son and a princess defy royal decrees and tangled betrothals in a whimsical quest for love.

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$1498

For Biddle's Sake

Chapter Book · Ages 8–12 · 2002

A prince must ally with a toad to save his kingdom from chaos and deceit.

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Common Questions

How many books are in the Princess Tales series?

There are 6 books in the Princess Tales series. It began with The Fairy's Mistake in 1999, and the newest book, For Biddle's Sake, was published in 2002.