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Princess in Black Read Alikes

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Princess Magnolia is a very well-loved character. She's adventurous, charming, and poised. We just can't get enough of all the adventures she goes on! If you're wanting a few more books with similar themes that are on the same reading level, here's a list of a few:

The Newest Princess
Written by Melody Mews
Illustrated by Ellen Stubbings
New York: Little Simon, 2020. Intermediate. 117 pages.


Itty Bitty is going to be a princess! But there are lots of responsibilities that go along with the royalty. Can she do everything she needs to? This cute book is perfect for Princess in Black readers who love the princess parts.

Written by Kara West
Illustrated by Leeza Hernandez
New York: Little Simon, 2018. Intermediate. 121 pages.

Mia Macrooney is from a family of superheroes, so she's not new to the world of jumping to the rescue. Although, it will take more than good genes to get into the Program for In Training Superheroes. She'll need to pass the placement exam first. Mia is just as spunky and lovable as Princess Magnolia.

The First Wish
Written by Trish Granted
Illustrated by Manuela Lopez
New York: Little Simon, 2021. Intermediate. 121 pages.

Willow is just your average second grader at an average school. But when the new girl, Jeanie, shows up, strange things start happening. The girls become friends and Willow learns Jeanie's secret. This is a great beginning chapter book with such fun and charming characters.

Simon Says
Written by Cora Reef
Illustrated by Liam Darcy
New York: Little Simon, 2021. Intermediate. 117 pages.

Simon is excited for show-and-tell at school where he's showing his lucky pearl. When he gets home from school though, his pearl is missing! This simple Intermediate chapter book is perfect for your ocean loving reader.

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