Princess Fidgety Feet

by Pat Posner

Princess Bridget has a secret wishshe loves to play soccer. Kicking the soccer ball isn't a very princessy thing to do, though, so she plays only with her errand boy, Ryan, when no one is watching.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1577684478
• ISBN13: 9781577684473
• Release Date: May 2002
• Publisher: Brighter Child
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.7" x 10.8"
• Age Range: 3 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

An Entertaining and Delightful Book!

Princess Fidgety Feet is an entertaining story about a young princess named Bridget who has very fidgety feet due to the fact that she wants to play soccer. The only thing that is holding her back are the demands that comes from being a princess. Every Thursday, Princess Bridget waits for her friend, Ryan, the palace paper boy, to come by so they can secretly play soccer in the tower room away from the king and queen. But they are not the only ones in on their little secret! The king has been watching them play soccer every Thursday through a slightly opened door! One day at the breakfast table, Princess Bridget was thinking about the soccer game that she and Ryan had played the day before. While she was thinking about the game her feet jerked. Her mother, the queen, scolded Princess Bridget for fidgeting so much and the king said that he would send for Miss Posy. He knew that she could help Princess Bridget with her fidgety feet! Oh, no! Princess Bridget could only think of how her life would be ruined because Miss Posy would stop her feet from fidgeting for sure! On the day of Miss Posy's arrival, not only did she teach Princess Bridget how to be princess-like, but she also gave instructions to the royal guards, the servant and the cook! One could only guess the instructions that she gave to Princess Bridget on becoming more like a princess instead of Miss Fidgety Feet! Princess Bridget was ruined for sure! One Thursday following another lesson on becoming princess-like, Princess Bridget and her friend Ryan were sitting in the tower and she was sharing how she doubted if her un-fidgety feet would ever be able to play soccer again. As much as she would love to, she didn't think it was in her. Did Princess Bridget lose her fidgety feet? Will she have the opportunity to play soccer again? This book is an excellent story for young boys and girls alike. It teaches the importance of being true to yourself by using humor, soccer and being a princess. The author, Pat Posner, has proven herself to be an excellent author with an ability to mix humor in storytelling. She has created a very heartwarming book that young readers will certainly enjoy!