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Davey finds a talking frog that claims to be a princess and plans to take her to school to show off, until he begins to consider the consequences of his actions.

Princess Bridget cannot seem to keep still, especially on Thursdays when she plays secret soccer games with her friend Ryan, but when her parents hire a strict etiquette teacher, the princess is afraid she will never play soccer again.

Little Princess is proud of her teeth, but one day she loses one and has the whole household looking for it.

Princess Elizabeth of Graycliff and Prince Edward of Whitehill are bound to marry each other by the terms of a magical stone engraving, and if the couple does not marry by their sixteenth birthday, only six days away, they will be turned to stone.

When Princess Ellie and her friend Kate go to visit Prince John at his mountain palace, they get lost while riding their ponies in the snow.

When the king and queen hire a top designer named Lord Leo to redecorate the palace, Princess Ellie has a feeling that he is not all he pretends to be and she uses her ponies to prove it.

Princess Ellie and her friends go on vacation to a tropical island where they learn a lesson when a funny-looking pony saves them from danger.

Prunella, a proud, prissy princess, plans to marry a pinheaded prince who will pamper her--until a wise old woman's spell puts a purple peanut on the princess's pretty nose.

A bewildered king was "the father of twelve beautiful princesses who danced their shoes to pieces every night, until a poor soldier discovered their secret.

The fearsome knight Horace tries to prove to his niece that he is as good as his brother, the King, while all she really wants is someone to help her stop missing her father.

Libby Gaborchik, a highly unusual fairy, helps Marvin, a poor peasant, win the hand of the beautiful but love-starved Princess Vera.

In this rhyming update of the fairy tale of the "Twelve Dancing Princesses," twelve princesses wear out their shoes playing basketball.

Princess Rose musters up courage to face the dragon that threatens the small towns in the Northern Valley, only to discover the dragon is actually the Lord of the Locusts; and meanwhile, her sister, Princess Briar, embarks on a more sinister quest.

Describes the life of Princess Kiko of Japan, discussing her childhood, education, marriage to Prince Aya, royal duties, and children.

Describes the life of the Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanov, and discusses her childhood in Russia, her relationship with her family, her education, and her death in 1918.