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Princess Power Books in Order

Princess Power is a series of 6 books written by Suzanne Williams.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Princess Power books in publication order

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6 books

1

The Charmingly Clever Cousin

by Suzanne Williams

2006

Princess Fatima prefers charming cousin Yusuf to her brother-in-law Ahmed, until Ahmed disappears while visiting his dying father. Suspecting that something is wrong, Fatima and her princess friends investigate a family mystery in which charm may conceal danger.

2

The Perfectly Proper Prince

by Suzanne Williams

2006

Bored with ordinary palace duties, Princess Lysandra finds adventurous companions in Fatima, Elena, and Tansy. Their first quest begins when they encounter a frog who may be a prince, giving the four friends a chance to test their talents.

3

The Awfully Angry Ogre

by Suzanne Williams

2007

Princess Tansy's brothers intend to challenge an ogre blamed for disasters throughout the kingdom, although those who confront him turn to stone. Tansy and her friends must intervene before the boys' determination leads them into a dangerous encounter.

4

The Gigantic, Genuine Genie

by Suzanne Williams

2007

Princess Fatima buys a bottle expecting a powerful genie, but Jasper is tiny, powerless, and prone to mischief. She and her friends face the question of how to help him recover the size and magic he has lost.

5

The Mysterious, Mournful Maiden

by Suzanne Williams

2007

Princess Elena finds a beautiful comb on the beach, then begins dreaming of a distressed maiden who needs it back. When another princess shares the dream, the friends search for the mysterious girl and the meaning of Elena's discovery.

6

The Stubbornly Secretive Servant

by Suzanne Williams

2007

The princesses visit Gabriella and Jerome, expecting Prince Jonathon to join them. When he fails to arrive and his servant Thomas refuses to explain, the friends must investigate his disappearance without the cooperation of the person who may know most.

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