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The Princess and the Pea

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Color illustration of a royal woman in a teal dress reaching up towards a tower of mattresses with ladder reaching to the top. Caption. I piled them up.

The queen searches for the perfect princess for her son by devising a test that only a true princess can pass. A Korean version of a familiar fairy tale. Narrated by Robert Guillaume.

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Runtime: 27 minutes

Topic: Literature
Subtopic: Fairy Tales
Grade/Interest Level: 4 - 6
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Release Year: 1995
Producer/Distributor: Ambrose Video Publishing, Inc
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Color illustration in a picture book. Small brown dog with perky ears sits beneath a pink castle resting in the clouds. In the next image the brown dog floats amid bubbles. Story text appears on screen.

Theatrical still of a person wearing robes and dressed as a beast, standing in a modern dining room. The beast gestures out. Caption. Why, I am the Beast!

Color illustration. Chicken stares at Wanted poster of Foxy Roxy. Caption. Warning. Foxy Loxy is shrewd, rude, mean, and dangerous.

White background with red text that reads, "Chicken Little." Beneath is black text that reads, "The real and totally true tale."

Color illustration. Goldilocks, a heavyset blonde girl in a polka dot dress holds a hand above a bowl. Caption. Next she tasted the porridge in the medium-sized bowl.

Cartoon from Harold's Fairy Tale. Young boy looks at crowned animal on throne. Caption. He asked if the trouble was due to a witch or a giant.

Book cover titled, "How to Catch a Leprechaun." The bottom half of a leprechaun runs off the cover as four-leaf clovers trail behind him. Text reads, "Words by Adam Wallace. Pictures by Andy Elkerton."

White and green text in a playful font reads, "How to Catch a Mermaid." Mermaid is in pale pink with a dark pink outline. The background is an aerial view of a dock stretching out over a body of teal blue water.

White text in a playful font on a bright purple background reads, "How to Catch a Unicorn." Unicorn is in yellow with a unicorn horn and star for the letter I. Next to this, a sparkly rainbow extends up the left vertical edge of the frame.