Lou Kuenzler 4 Books Collection Set Princess Disgrace (First Term at Tall Towers) Paperback

Titles in This Set :. First Term at Tall Towers. Second Term at Tall Towers. Third Term at Tall Towers. Winter Term at Tall Towers. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781407177632. First Term at Tall Towers. Princess Grace is anything but graceful. Her clumsiness gets her in all sorts of trouble. But now Grace is starting at Tall Towers Princess School - she can learn to be a proper princess at last.. Second Term at Tall Towers. A second, illustrated adventure starring Princess Grace - who is anything but graceful! After all the adventures of her first term at Tall Towers, Grace is sure that she's well on her way to becoming a perfect princess at last.. Third Term at Tall Towers. It is summer and Clumsy Princess Grace is back at Tall Towers Academy for her third term. As the sun shines bright on Coronet Island, Grace is desperate to leap into the beautiful shell-shaped pool for swimming lessons.. Winter Term at Tall Towers. It's winter term and Grace and her friends are learning to ice skate on the frozen lake. Everyone is excited because best skater will be chosen to star in a special performance alongside famous ice dancer Glacia Blizzard.. About the Author :. Lou Kuenzler writes a wide range of children’s books.. Aimed at those fresh to school and/or nursery, her picture books include: NOT YET ZEBRA & CALM DOWN ZEBRA (illustrated by the wonderful Julia Woolf). This series is a funny, feisty take on art, the alphabet, creative differences and compromise. ‘They make the world a brighter and more beautiful place!’ Parent Talk. Lou’s popular INCREDIBLE SHRINKING GIRL (aka SHRINKING VIOLET), PRINCESS DISGRACE and BELLA BROOMSTICK books offer fun, fast-paved adventure stories for newly-fluent readers. ‘ … will have young readers bewitched from the very first page!’ Tales Of Yesterday.. For Middle Grade readers Lou’s historical titles include OUR BEAUTIFUL GAME inspired by the true life story of young female footballers like the legendary Lily Parr, who began playing during a golden age of women’s football in World War One. ‘A glorious tale of football, feminism and social history.’ Emma Carroll