Twelve Abyssinian Princesses TESH

Twelve Abyssinian Princesses TESHIn the East African country of Ethiopia, in an ancient city called Hora FinFinne, a King and Queen dwell in a palace with their twelve remarkable daughters. Though the girls range in ages and sizes, there's one thing they all have in common: dancing is their very favorite pastime. They long to attend balls, but the King prefers for his daughters to stay home. Craftiness and creativity lead the twelve siblings to pursue what they desire, despite their

especially to the children who follow her every note

better known to his friends and family as Goldilocks

in an ancient city called Hora FinFinne

Signora Constanza's neighbors rally together to show her she's loved

Like traditional kente cloth

despite their father's wishes

sound design

as well as traditional calligraphy and fine art illustrations

This easy-reader is a fun ride for anyone who has pictured themselves rolling in a particular car

but a lesson in hope and destiny for the pair

illustrated by Cynthia Barrera

illustrated by Tommaso Chiarolin