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Never Let Princess Paint With Her Unicorn: A Cautionary Tale About the Importance of Imagination

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Never Let a Princess Paint with Her Unicorn!

by Diane Alber

4.8 out of 5

Language	:	English
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Princess Is Painting With Her Unicorn. Never Let A Princess Paint With Her Unicorn

Once upon a time, there was a princess named Princess who loved to paint. She would spend hours in her room, painting pictures of all the things she imagined. One day, Princess was painting a picture of a unicorn when her mother came in.

"What are you ng?" her mother asked.

"I'm painting," Princess said.

"But you can't paint," her mother said. "You're a princess."

"Why can't I paint?" Princess asked.

"Because princesses don't paint," her mother said. "They do other things, like play with dolls and learn how to be ladies."

Princess was disappointed. She loved to paint, and she didn't want to stop. But she knew that her mother was right. She was a princess, and princesses didn't paint.

So Princess put away her paints and brushes and started to play with her dolls. But she couldn't help but think about her unicorn. She missed painting it, and she missed imagining all the other things she could create.

One day, Princess was playing in the garden when she saw a group of children painting. She watched them for a while, and then she couldn't help herself. She ran over to them and asked if she could join in.

The children were surprised to see a princess painting with them, but they welcomed her. Princess was so happy to be painting again. She painted a picture of a rainbow, and then she painted a picture of a dragon. She was so lost in her painting that she didn't notice her mother watching her.

When Princess's mother saw her painting, she was surprised. She had never seen her daughter so happy before.

"What are you ng?" she asked.

"I'm painting," Princess said.

"But you can't paint," her mother said. "You're a princess."

"I know," Princess said. "But I love to paint. And it makes me happy."

Princess's mother smiled. "I'm glad you're happy," she said. "You can paint all you want."

Princess was so happy. She ran back to her room and got her paints and brushes. She painted all day long, and she didn't care what anyone else thought. She was a princess, but she was also an artist. And she was never going to let anyone tell her she couldn't paint.

The end.

Never Let a Princess Paint with Her Unicorn!

by Diane Alber

4.8 out of 5