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Princess of the Midnight Ball Jessica Day George
Publisher: Bloomsbury USA Children s Books

I do love fairy tale retellings. This is a novelization of the story of the Twelve Dancing Princesses. Princess of the Midnight Ball Somewhere in the last couple of years, “The Twelve Dancing Princesses” (or, “The Shoes That Were Danced to Pieces”) became one of my favorite fairy tales. I went into this book expecting a new and interesting take on The Twelve Dancing Princess' fairy tale. That was one of my favorite fairy tales when I was a child. Full confession time: I had previously read this book, along with the sequel, Princess of Glass. It's pretty much a straight retelling or the original except for one significant change in motivation: the princesses in Ms. Sonderbooks Stand-out 2010: #9 Fantasy Teen Fiction. Book: Princess of the Midnight Ball by Jessica Day George Genre: YA Fantasy Rating: A For: Fun (and Support Your Local Author) From: bought it at the library book sale. Princess of the Midnight Ball My second retelling was Jessica Day George's Princess of the Midnight Ball. It helped get the creepies out of my soul. Princess of the Midnight Ball is a retelling of Grimm's story The Twelve Dancing Princesses. Together Galen and Rose will search for a way to break the curse that forces the princesses to dance at the midnight balls. This was a good book to read after I finished Coraline. Here's one I've been meaning to read forever. Every three nights, a golden staircase appears in the bedroom of Princess Rose amd her eleven sisters.