My Counselor is a Princess

What if your school counselor was secretly a PRINCESS?

Meet Ms. Joy.

She's kind. She's helpful. She's always dressed beautifully. And she has some of the best manners around!

Sounds pretty royal, doesn't it?

The students at Ms. Joy's school certainly think so.

They're beginning to suspect that their school counselor might actually be a princess!

After all, she wears beautiful dresses and sparkling jewels, treats everyone with kindness, and even seems to sing with birds. Isn't that exactly what a princess would do?

The clues are adding up, but is Ms. Joy really a princess in disguise? Or is she simply an extraordinary school counselor who makes everyone feel special?

In My Counselor Is a Princess, children follow a group of imaginative students as they try to uncover the truth about their wonderful counselor.

With colorful illustrations, plenty of humor, and a playful mystery, this entertaining children's picture book celebrates the caring people who help students feel supported, understood, and welcome at school.

Inside this book, readers will enjoy:

• A funny school mystery about a counselor who might secretly be a princess.

• Imaginative clues involving beautiful dresses, jewels, kindness, and singing birds.

• A positive introduction to the role of a school counselor.

• Opportunities to make predictions, ask questions, and use their imaginations.

• A heartwarming celebration of kindness, good manners, and the adults who help children at school.

Part of The Wonder Who Crew™ series by Joey and Melanie Acker, My Counselor Is a Princess turns a familiar school staff member into an extraordinary character through the eyes of children.

Written in large, easy-to-read print, this book is an engaging choice for beginner readers, classroom read-alouds, elementary school counseling lessons, and family storytime.

Perfect for:

Elementary school counselors, school counseling introduction lessons, guidance lessons, classroom read-alouds, school librarians, counselor appreciation gifts, back-to-school activities, children who love princesses, and families looking for funny and imaginative picture books.

Recommended for children ages 4–10.

Because ordinary people can be extraordinary through the eyes of a child.