Two little princesses, identical in the flesh as the illustrations graphically show, can tell each other apart only by their...

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THE POLKA DOT TWINS

Two little princesses, identical in the flesh as the illustrations graphically show, can tell each other apart only by their dresses -- one with little polka lots and one with big. Somehow their spots get all mixed up, and so, as a result do the little girls. Fortunately a double case of big and little chicken pox sets the confusion to rights. The original French text is coupled with the English translation to accompany the pseudo-childlike illustrations. The picture book set probably won't be much interested in the French or in the slim story, but their parents may find it amusing and continental.

Pub Date: Sept. 15, 1964

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Braziller

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Sept. 1, 1964

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