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Baby Princess and the Lost Doll
Baby Princess and the Lost Doll
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Her favorite doll is gone… and the chase is on!
About this book:
- Author: Jacquitta A. McManus
- Illustrator: Mariam Trejo
- Length: 48 pages
- Genre: Fantasy Adventure / Picture Book
Description:
✨ A magical doll. A daring chase.✨
When Baby Princess visits Market Street, her day takes a wild turn. A doll her size comes to life—then steals her favorite toy and disappears! From magic shops to curtain swings, it’s up to Baby Princess to get it back… before it’s gone for good.
Perfect for ages 3–6, this read-aloud adventure is full of imagination, giggles, and just the right amount of mystery.
Why You'll Love It:
✔️ A fun, fast-paced fantasy adventure for young readers
✔️ Vibrant, full-color illustrations that spark imagination
✔️ A strong, relatable heroine with heart and determination
✔️ Perfect for bedtime, storytime, or young independent readers
⭐️ 5-Star Review from Readers' Favorite
"Baby Princess and the Magical Doll is a delightful tale that captures the imagination of young readers. Jacquitta A. McManus weaves a story filled with magic, adventure, and valuable life lessons. The vibrant illustrations complement the engaging narrative, making it a perfect read for children and parents alike."
— Mamta Madhavan, Readers' Favorite
Join Baby Princess in a magical chase that will delight and inspire!



Baby Princess and the Lost Doll is a joy to read. The illustrations are warm and invite the reader into the story. I couldn't stop smiling at Baby Princess's expressions throughout. The attention to this detail really brings the emotion in the story to life. It is a short, magical adventure for young readers. I recommend this book.
The illustrations for this book were beautiful. Every page full of wonderful colors and details. I only wish the story telling was a bit better. It is definitely very easy to follow for a very young child, but I believe every story should add a little more to help develop a child’s vocabulary and story telling. The story gets very repetitive with almost every sentence starting with “Baby Princess” or “The Magical Doll.”
My granddaughter loved it. Whenever her parents let her spend the night I read it to her and her favorite doll at bedtime. She told she would never let anyone take her favorite doll-Anna away. It has become one of her favorite books.
I love this book. I would recommend this book to any parent.
Baby Princess is going shopping with her mother. She was sure to bring her favorite doll along. There were people browsing and she was too. She spotted an unusual doll smiling at her. The doll didn’t speak but pointed and Baby Princess followed her. This unusual doll tricked her and tried to take her favorite doll away. A scuffle ensued and her doll was lost in a bag of other dolls. Do you think Baby Princess got her doll back? You’ll have to read the story to see the cliffhanger.
Author and illustrator McManus does a wonderful job of creating and inviting and colorful story perfect for young readers. Her illustrations are artful and depict the community in an African village. Parents and teachers can use this as a tool to teach young readers about African culture and maybe some magic.