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    The Paper Bag Princess

    The Paper Bag Princess

    Story
    Robert N. Munsch

    Illustrations
    Michael Martchenko

    annick press
    toronto • new york • vancouver
    ©1980 Bob Munsch Enterprises Ltd. (text) ©1980 Michael
    Martchenko (art)
    Cover design by Sheryl Shapiro (1995) Design and graphic
    realization by Helmut W. Weyerstrahs Annick Press Ltd.
    All rights reserved. No part of this work covered by the copyr
    hereon may be reproduced or used in any form or by any me
    – graphic, electronic, or mechanical – without the prior written
    permission of the publisher.
    We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the
    Arts, the Ontario Arts Council, and the Government of
    Canada through the Canada Book Fund (CBF) for our
    publishing activities.
    Cataloging in Publication Data Munsch, Robert N., 1945–
    The paper bag princess
    (Munsch for kids)
    ISBN 0-920236-82-0 (bound); ISBN 0-920236-16-2 (pbk.) Cataloging data a

    ebook ISBN 978-1-4532-5640-4

    Published in the U.S.A. by Annick Press (U.S.) Ltd.


    Distributed by Open Road Integrated Media 180 Varick Street
    New York, NY 10014
    www.openroadmedia.com
    Music, sound design and production by
    visit us at: www.annickpress.com
    visit Robert Munsch at: www.robertmunsch.com
    www.andrewcraig.me
    To Elizabet
    Elizabeth was a beautiful princess
    castle and had expensive princess clo
    going to marry a prince named Ronal
    Unfortunately, a dragon smashed h
    all her clothes with his fiery breath, an
    Prince Ronald.
    Elizabeth decided to chase the dragon
    Ronald back.
    She looked everywhere for something
    the only thing she could find that was
    paper bag. So she put on the paper ba
    the dragon.
    He was easy to follow, because he left
    burnt forests and horses’ bones.
    Finally, Elizabeth came to a cave with
    that had a huge knocker on it. She too
    knocker and banged on the door.
    The dragon stuck his nose out of the d
    “Well, a princess! I love to eat princess
    already eaten a whole castle today. I a
    dragon. Come back tomorrow.”
    He slammed the door so fast that Eliza
    got her nose caught.
    Elizabeth grabbed the knocker and ban
    door again.
    The dragon stuck his nose out of the d
    “Go away. I love to eat princesses, but
    eaten a whole castle today. I am a ver
    Come back tomorrow.”
    “Wait,” shouted Elizabeth. “Is it true th
    the smartest and fiercest dragon in the
    “Yes,” said the dragon.
    “Is it true,” said Elizabeth, “that you ca
    ten forests with your fiery breath?”
    “Oh, yes,” said the dragon, and he too
    deep breath and breathed out so much
    burnt up fifty forests.
    “Fantastic,” said Elizabeth, and the dra
    another huge breath and breathed out
    he burnt up one hundred forests.
    “Magnificent,” said Elizabeth, and the d
    another huge breath, but this time noth
    The dragon didn’t even have enough fi
    meatball.
    Elizabeth said, “Dragon, is it true that
    around the world in just ten seconds?”
    “Why, yes,” said the dragon, and jump
    flew all the way around the world in ju
    He was very tired when he got back, b
    shouted, “Fantastic, do it again!”
    So the dragon jumped up and flew aro
    whole world in just twenty seconds.
    When he got back he was too tired to
    he lay down and went straight to sleep
    Elizabeth whispered, very softly, “Hey
    The dragon didn’t move at all.
    She lifted up the dragon’s ear and put
    right inside. She shouted as loud as s
    dragon!”
    The dragon was so tired he didn’t eve
    Elizabeth walked right over the dragon
    the door to the cave.
    There was Prince Ronald. He looked a
    said, “Elizabeth, you are a mess! You
    your hair is all tangled and you are we
    paper bag. Come back when you are
    real princess.”
    “Ronald,” said Elizabeth, “your clothe
    pretty and your hair is very neat. You
    prince, but you are a bum.”
    They didn’t get married after all.

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