The Princess Swap
3 books
The Princess Swap series by Kim Bussing has 2 books. Start with Cinderella and the Beast (or, Beauty and the Glass Slipper) (2025), then read the rest in the order below. Related works without a series number, like companions and adaptations, are listed after them.
The Princess Swap reading order
Cinderella and the Beast (or, Beauty and the Glass Slipper)
Kim Bussing
In this playful fairy-tale mash-up, familiar stories of Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast collide in an unexpected new adventure. As glass slippers, enchanted castles, and unlikely friendships reshape the classic legends, two heroines must look beyond appearances and challenge the roles their stories have assigned them. With humor, heart, and a fresh approach to beloved folklore, the book explores identity, courage, friendship, and the power to write one’s own happily-ever-after.
Snow White and the Dragon (or, Sleeping Beauty and the Seven Dwarfs)
Kim Bussing
Two beloved fairy tales collide in this playful, unexpected story of enchanted forests, unlikely companions, and adventure. When the worlds of Snow White and Sleeping Beauty become delightfully mixed up, familiar characters must navigate dragons, dwarfs, spells, and mistaken identities in a fresh new quest. With humor, imagination, and a clever twist on classic storybook conventions, this whimsical retelling celebrates friendship, courage, and the joy of seeing old tales in a brand-new way.
The Frog Princess and Peter Pan (or, Wendy Darling and the Secret Prince) (The Princess Swap)
Kim Bussing
When Wendy Darling’s story takes an unexpected turn, she finds herself caught in a magical mix-up involving a frog princess, a secret prince, and a royal identity that may not be what it seems. As two worlds collide, the characters must navigate enchanted dangers, shifting loyalties, and the challenges of stepping into someone else’s story. Blending the wonder of classic fairy tales with fresh twists, this lively adventure explores friendship, courage, self-discovery, and the power to choose one’s own happily-ever-after.