Angry Dance: In “I Want My Dinner!”, when the Princess starts eating the monster’s dinner, he angrily stomps and waves his arms. In “I Want to Do it by Myself!”, the Princess never finds out that the adults brought her the stuff she forgot.

Lethal Chef: In “I Want My Dad!”, the King is revealed to always burn the cakes he bakes and the Princess makes hers too hard. Annoyingly Repetitive Child: In “I Want a Bedtime Story!”, the Princess annoys the adult residents of the castle (except the King, who’s away) by demanding more and more bedtime stories. In “I Want My Dinner!”, everyone says, “Say please”, and when the Princess gets what she wants, she says, “Lovely”.The Little Princess books by bestselling author/ illustrator Tony Ross deal with common preschooler issues like going to bed, getting a new sibling and washing your hands. The first book - I Want My Potty- is still one of the most popular, thanks to its positive message and funny delivery. Age-Appropriate Angst: Little Princess makes a big deal out of things, but lots of preschoolers do. Making Room for Baby: In “I Want to Go Home”, everyone moves to a larger castle, since the Queen feels the first one is too small now that the Little Prince is around. Tempting Fate: In “I Want My Dummy!”, the Princess says she’ll never lose her dummy (pacifier) again, only for the Queen to take it again. The book "I Want My Potty" has the Princess saying the title a lot but it also has "the potty's the place", which highlights the fact that it's about her learning to use the potty.

Barbie Doll Anatomy: In one of the animated skits not part of the TV series, the Princess falls from a tree and her skirt blows up and she's not wearing underwear, but her vulva is not seen. Animated Adaptation: "I Want My Potty" was the first book of the series and came first, and the TV series came much later. I’ve known nothing like Covid. It’s awful. I feel more uncomfortable about Covid than ever I did about Hitler. I feel thankful I had 80-odd years of life without it, and I feel sorry for people being born into a world with this disease in it. Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?: In "I Want My Dinner!", the Princess brazenly tells a large monster off for not saying, "please" or "thank you".

Books Multibuys

I Want My Light On", reveals that there are ghosts at the top of the castle. It also shows Gilbert the teddy bear with a thought bubble.