The moral of the story: clothes definitely don’t make the Princess! The Paper Bag Princess won the day, and rescued Prince Ronald from the dragon, by being brave and facing her fears, not because she was the best dressed Princess.
Also, what age is The Paper Bag Princess for?
While retaining the original storyline with all its humour and panache, a revised text for 2-to 4 year olds makes this version appropriate for preschoolers. A story to make them smile and promote self-esteem! Robert Munsch has written almost 60 books for children, including The Paper Bag Princess and Love You Forever.
- Princess Elizabeth: A brave, smart and resilient young woman, Elizabeth’s quest to save Ronald from the dragon shows her how unworthy Ronald is of her loyalty and affection.
- Prince Ronald: Ronald is revealed to be a narcissistic and selfish prince.
Secondly, what is the conflict in The Paper Bag Princess?
In The Paper Bag Princess, the plot revolves around two central conflicts: self against other, in which the struggle is between the main character, and others (Princess and dragon), and self against society, in which Elizabeth combats societal pressures (Galda 11).