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February 14, 2013

Tea Time With Sophia Grace And Rosie {Review & Giveaway}

Haley, like most little girls, loves anything about princesses. She even chose princess Valentines this year to hand out at school. When I heard about a book coming out called "Tea Time with Sophia Grace and Rosie" featuring everything little girls love: tea time, colorful tutus, and adorable stuffed-animal friends, I knew it would be a book that Haley (and soon Kennedy) would enjoy.

Tea Time with Sophia Grace and Rosie

I had seen Sophia Grace and Rosie on the "Ellen" show, and was amazed at how Sophia Grace sung the Nicki Minaj song.  I am not even sure I know the correct words as an adult.  I showed Haley the clip of the show back when it first came out, but when I knew we were getting this book, I showed her again.  She LOVED it and had to watch it several more times.


The book arrived, and although I was excited to show Haley, I wanted to read it first, and I had grand plans of having a tea party with her friend from next door, Ella. I figured I would get Haley all dressed up and invite her friend over to a girly tea party and we would read the book. I thought it was so cute that in the inside of the book cover (front and back) it features tips for hosting the perfect tea party!

Tea Time Tips

I put the book on a shelf in my room, and Haley didn't notice it for about 24 hours. Once she found it, I explained that we were going to read it with her friend and talk about a fabulous tea party. Well, try telling that to a three-year old and then telling her we are going to wait a few days before we do it. Yeah, right. She did NOT let it drop. She asked about the book. All. The. Time. So I did what any strong-willed mom that always sticks to what she originally says does...I read her the book. Some days are like that around here. She didn't care what she was wearing. All she knew was that there was a new book in the house with princesses and tutus. And she wanted to read it. Now.

The story features those adorable little girls that appeared on Ellen. They decide they are going to host a tea party and the story goes through their decisions. What they are going to serve. What they are going to wear. But the biggest decision is who to invite. They both make out really cute invitations, and are going to give it to the girl that they love spending the most time with and would love to have them come to the tea party. Both of them say that they are undecided in who they will invite, but the night before the party, they both wait until the other one is supposedly asleep, and they slip the invite under the other ones pillow. Isn't that so sweet that they are each others' best friends? Haley especially loved the page where they were deciding what color tutu to wear.

I thought it was really cute that the story was told as if it was Sophia Grace and Rosie speaking. If you have seen the clip, you probably caught on to Sophia Grace saying "SO" before everything. "This tutu is SO cute!" in her adorable British accent. Throughout the book, every time Sophia Grace is the one talking, the author emphasizes her saying "SO" in all capital letters. I have to admit, I didn't make it to page 2 before I was trying my best to imitate her adorable British accent and saying SO the same way. It was terrible...but it made Haley giggle, and that's all that matters.

As with all new books or stuffed animals around here, Haley wanted to take it to bed with her and also carry it into her playroom. Of course I let her. I was upstairs with Kennedy when I heard Haley "reading" the book out loud (she's only 3, but she pretends good and generally gets the story line right). I looked over the railing, and she was reading the book to our twelve-year old chihuahua, Hershey. It was so cute! Haley loves reading to the dog. It makes me laugh when she tells Hershey to "pay attention".

Haley reading Tea Time with Sophia Grace and Rosie Haley reading to the dog

Tea Time with Sophia Grace and Rosie is the perfect book for you and your daughter to share! Sophia Grace and Rosie share all the proper tips for hosting the perfect princess tea party! You can order the book directly from Scholastic for $12.59. (You can also download the fun Tea Time Tips while you're there!) I know when you get this book to read with your own little princess you will be SO glad you did!

Who would you invite to your special tea party?

~*~Giveaway~*~
~*~Tea Time with Sophia Grace and Rosie~*~
~*~3 winners!~*~

Tea Time Book Giveaway


Disclosure: All opinions are my own. I received "Tea Time with Sophia Grace and Rosie" at no cost, in order to facilitate my review. No other compensation was received.

42 comments:

Jeanna Johnson said...

My daughter would probably invite her Daddy & our dog Roscoe!

Xenia Sundell said...

My MIL ADORES Sophia Grace & Rosie, so we are definitely getting her this book and would have to invite her to our tea party!

apple blossom said...

my nieces

Colleen M said...

We would invite some preschool friends.

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ossmcalc said...

I would invite my friends in the neighborhood.

Belinda said...

I would invite my friend's little girl

Bo said...

We would invite our niece!

Lily Anne said...

I would read it to my granddaughter and her 2 neighbors.

rebecca williams said...

My daughter would invite her friend Lousie and Finley I'm sure!

Mrs. Brown said...

This is too cute! I would love to have a tea party for my kids. I just know they would love it!

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Gina H. said...

My nieces

Jennifer T. said...

I'd invite my daughter's friends.
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Kimberly said...

I'd have my daughter and her 3 year old friends for tea!!

Darlene ysaguirre said...

My two little girls.

Deb K said...

My granddaughter's of course,they would love it!

Sandra Davis said...

would invite my 2 lil nieces

sherylssg said...

I would invite my sister, niece, best friend and her granddaughter.

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Julie Lynn Bickham said...

I would invite my daughters.

Lesli said...

I would invite my niece. We love Sophia Grace and Rosie!

Stephanie Larison said...

I'd invite my daughter!

Maria Iemma said...

I's invite my granddaughter and all her stuffed animals

sweepmom said...

I would invite my niece.

Kris B said...

My daughter and her teddy bear!

one frugal lady said...

My daughter would invite her besties and grandma!
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clc408 said...

I'd invite my friend's granddaughters

Tracy said...

I would invite my daughter, mother in law, cousin Audrey and Leah.

Reagan and Trevor's Mommy said...

Reagan said she would invite her cousin Dominic.

Adrienne said...

I would invite my daughter.

Vera Godley said...

I'm grandmama to 13 and only 5 are still "little girls" but I would certainly have tea with them if they were in town. One gave me a lovely heart-shaped cup this year over the holidays. When tea is in the cup, you see this lovely heart!

Kerry said...

My daughter and her best friend

Nikki Krutz said...

my 4 year old daughter would invite 3 of my nieces who are also 4 :)

TheSuburbanMom said...

I would invite my girls 4 and 1 for a very special tea party.

Teresa Young said...

My granddaughters would invite their girl friends from the neighborhood to their tea party.

Felicia said...

My daughters and a few of their friends

saturdaynightfever said...

I would love to invite Josie!

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dpschad said...

Love Ellen and these girls are the perfect guests for her show!

dpschad said...

Love Ellen and these girls are the perfect guests for her show!

maryjaco1 said...

my neice and nephew

Niclan80 said...

I would invite my daughters and my nieces to my special tea party.

carolpie said...

My two littl grandkids, of course!
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Gianna said...

My kids.

daveshir2005 said...

My daughter of course

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