Meet Princess Prettypants

Meet Princess Prettypants, the most curious and well-meaning princess in all of Backyardia! With her magical abilities and endless curiosity, Princess Prettypants always tries to help—but her spells never quite work the way fairy tales say they should. Each adventure brings delightful chaos, unexpected friendships, and hilarious solutions that prove sometimes the best magic happens when things go wonderfully wrong!

Princess Prettypants and the Crabby Frog

Princess Prettypant's First Book

Princess and the Frog Gone Wrong

When curious Princess Prettypants kisses a frog in the kingdom of Backyardia, magic happens—but not the kind she expected! The frog turns into a boy, but he's absolutely horrified by his transformation. "Turn me back right now!" he demands. But Princess Prettypants has no idea how to undo her spell. Join Princess Prettypants and her reluctant companion as they seek help from Glerda the Fairly Fairy, encounter mysterious potions, discover magical blue gloves, and learn that true magic sometimes comes in the most unexpected forms. This charming tale proves that not all fairy tale kisses go according to plan—and that's what makes the adventure so much fun!

Princess Prettypants

and the Tower of Tangles

Princess Prettypant's Second Book

Princess Prettypants has a BIG problem—and it's sitting on top of her head!

Her hair is so long and tangled that the Queen declared "You're getting a haircut!"

But Princess Prettypants has other ideas. She escapes to her tower, cuts down the ladder, and plans to hide forever. Problem solved! Or is it?

When Princess Rapunzel gets stuck climbing through the tangles, it's clear this mess needs magical help. Glerda Speedycurl arrives with glowing magic scissors. But, even fairy magic can’t always defeat a bad hair day!

Will Princess Prettypants end up bald? With a beard? Covered in hair from head to toe? In Backyardia, you never know what might happen when magic gets involved!

A hilarious tale about messy hair, magical mishaps, and learning that sometimes Mom is right.