A princess is supposed to be a person of grace and beauty and elegance. Every legend tells of lovely ladies that enchant others with their beauty, but Princess Mina....doesn't feel beautiful at all. Unlike other princesses, she doesn't have a lock to call her own! Not a single frizzy strand. She is called ugly because she's, well, bald. She's a hare without a hair and that hurts. It takes a lot of other people's problems to make her realize what she needs is the solution she cannot see in a mirror.

There has never been a princess like Princess Joy. She is just an ordinary kid who discovers that she has a superpower that can help change the world of Darkness around her. Oh, and she happens to be bald. This book is meant to help children understand that no matter how we look on the outside, we all possess a special power: one that comes from within. With the purchase of every book, you help a child. For more information, visit www.baldprincessjoy.org

Who has ever heard of A Beautiful Bald Princess? How would a princess deal with losing all her lovely hair? By running away angry and upset, of course! Along with a very special helper, she will begin to realize a princess can be beautiful without hair. But wait! How will the townspeople react?

Enjoy five original fairy tales in this collection by Ariele Sieling. Written in the same style as Grimm's fairy tales, each story seeks to explore modern values in the context of an eccentric world filled with wild animals, kings and queens, magic, and more. In The Bald Princess, meet Elspeth, who is in search of a hair piece that will do justice to her eventual role as queen. In The Twilight Wood, meet Eloita, a young guard tasked with protecting a prince who is determined to understand a powerful forest that kills all who enter it. In The Guilt of the Enchantress, meet Liaandra, a powerful battle mage who makes a terrible mistake that changes the course of her life forever. In The Wolf Princess, meet Sable, cursed as a child to run with the wolves, but who has embraced her new identity with gusto—until her parents start searching for her in earnest. In The Milkmaid and the Death Weed, meet Fiora, a young milkmaid who sets out to seek her fortune, only to discover that everything she touches dies. This book is the first in a series of anthologies filled with brand-new engaging and heart-warming fairy tales.

In her first two books, Joy discovered her super power and helped the people of her kingdom. Now join Joy and her friends as a big secret is revealed. Is she a REAL princess? With the purchase of every book, you help a child. For more information, visit www.baldprincessjoy.org

In the first book of the trilogy, "The Bald Princess Discovers Her Superpower", Joy realizes that she has a power that can help others. Now, the queen seeks the person who can possibly save the whole Kingdom from the Darkness. Joy, with the help of Mia and Henry, must prove to the doubting queen that even a girl (who happens to be bald) can save them. Will she succeed in dazzling the queen? With the purchase of every book, you help a child. For more information, visit www.baldprincessjoy.org.

Moonbeam Children's Books Awards Winner! There has never been a princess like Princess Joy. She is just an ordinary kid who discovers that she has a super power that can help change the world of Darkness around her. Oh, and she happens to be bald. This book is meant to help children understand that no matter how we look on the outside, we all possess a special power: one that comes from within. With the purchase of every book, you help a child. For more information, visit www.baldprincessjoy.org

Alopecia always stars as Princess Rapunzel in the Rapunzel Festival, until one day she finds a clump of hair on her pillow.

This story was developed when my 3-year-old daughter Ava was diagnosed with a rare kidney cancer. A few weeks into treatment, her hair began to fall out and she wanted to shave it off herself! It made her happy at first but she was afraid to face her friends. Together, we made up the story about the Bald Princess, which entertained her throughout her year-long treatment. Our dear friend Brian Watts created the illustrations that perfectly fit our vision. We hope this story touches your heart, and is helpful to children that you love. Thanks to a new research study, our very own bald Princess Ava is now a healthy 11-year old girl!

What is a girl with cancer to do? Will her friends still want to hang out with her now that she has cancer? Can she play soccer? How will she deal with being out of school? How will she manage homework from home and the hospital? Can she please get back to a normal life? A life with hair and without chemo? Discover with Isabel that having cancer doesn't have to change who she is - a budding teenager and an awesome soccer princess. Her strength and courage, and fabulous sense of humor, helps carry her though it all. A tip-sheet for coping with cancer follows the story.