The Frost Festival / by Melody Mews ; illustrated by Ellen Stubbings.

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Title:

The Frost Festival / by Melody Mews ; illustrated by Ellen Stubbings.

Author:

Mews, Melody, author.

Stubbings, Ellen, illustrator.

ISBN:

9781665912037

9781665912044

Edition:

First Little Simon hardcover/paperback edition.

Physical Description:

118 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm.

Series:

Itty Bitty Princess Kitty ; 11

Itty Bitty Princess Kitty ; bk. 11.

Abstract:

Itty and her best friend Luna Unicorn enjoy all the snowy activities at the Frost Festival, but before Itty can judge the ice sculpture competition, an ice pick goes missing and one sculptor blames another for stealing, so Itty must find the missing carving tool and find a way to settle the argument.-- Provided by Publisher.

Reading Level:

Ages 5-9 Little Simon.

Grades K-1 Little Simon.

Subject Term:

Ice carving -- Juvenile fiction.

Festivals -- Juvenile fiction.

Cats -- Juvenile fiction.

Princesses -- Juvenile fiction.

Ice carving -- Fiction.

Festivals -- Fiction.

Cats -- Fiction.

Princesses -- Fiction.

Sculpture sur glace -- Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse.

Princesses -- Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse.

JUVENILE FICTION -- Fairy Tales & Folklore.

JUVENILE FICTION -- Animals -- Cats.

JUVENILE FICTION -- Reader -- Chapter Books.

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Summary

Itty is invited to judge the ice sculpture competition at the Frost Festival in this eleventh Itty Bitty Princess Kitty chapter book.

The Frost Festival only occurs every five years in Lollyland. And not only has Itty been invited, she's been asked to judge the big ice sculpture competition! Itty and her best friend, Luna Unicorn, enjoy ice skating, sledding, and other snowy activities at the festival until it's time for Itty to judge. But before the competition can even begin, there's an argument between two ice sculptors. One is convinced that the other stole his carving tool! Can Itty find the missing ice pick--and find a way to settle the argument?

With easy-to-read language and illustrations on every page, the Itty Bitty Princess Kitty chapter books are perfect for emerging readers.

Excerpts

Chapter 1: A Special Invitation Itty Bitty Princess Kitty looked around the royal garden and smiled. The flowers basked in the sunshine. They knew how lovely they looked. Itty had recently started caring for the garden, and because of her special attention, it had never looked better. "See you soon," Itty called to the flowers as she headed toward the palace. She lived there with her parents, the King and Queen of Lollyland. Itty walked into the grand entrance hall and heard her mom calling her from the throne room. Only very important announcements happened in the throne room! Itty hurried there. "Hello, darling," Queen Kitty purred when Itty walked in. "You weren't running in the halls again, were you?" Itty thought about how she had just raced there. She smiled sheepishly. "Sorry. I was just excited to hear the special announcement." "I'd run for that too," King Kitty said, winking at Itty. "Anyway...," the Queen said slowly, "we do have special news for you." Itty's whiskers twitched with excitement. "You've been invited to Frost Terra's Frost Festival!" said the Queen excitedly. "And that's not all. They've asked you to help judge the ice-sculpture competition. And it's all happening this weekend!" Itty's eyes went wide. "That sounds amazing!" she cried. "I'll do it! I just have one question...." "What's that?" her father asked. "Umm... what's a Frost Terra Frost Festival?" Itty's parents burst out laughing. Then they explained that the festival happened once every five years in Frost Terra, and drew crowds from all over Lollyland. "You were too young to remember, but here's a photo of you at the last one," the King said, holding out a photograph. The picture showed Itty as a toddler. She was smiling in front of a grand ice sculpture that was shaped like a mermaid. Itty definitely didn't remember that. But now she was old enough to make Frost Festival memories she'd never forget! Excerpted from The Frost Festival by Melody Mews All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher.