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Ringgold, Faith

The Invisible Princess

32 pp. | Crown | December, 1998 | Trade ISBN 0-517-80024-1 $$18.00 | Library ISBN 0-517-80025-X $$19.99
(2) 1-3 This literary fairy tale set in the days of slavery offers a vision of utopia and demonstrates the possibility of redemption and the power of love. The Great Lady of Peace tells Mama Love, a slave, that she and Papa Love will have a baby girl--"a princess who would bring peace, freedom, and love" to the plantation's slaves. The book's strength is the artwork; the colors are strong, and the images are memorable.
Reviewer: Rudine Sims Bishop | Horn Book Magazine Issue: March, 1999

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