Accessories

Princess game
Daughter loves these and still uses the items without playing the game. Never got tired of these for a child that gets bored with toys easily and is ready to give them away within days.

Great Beginners Game
This is a great game to introduce board game playing to young children. My 4 year old niece LOVES it! It is true that it could be easy to lose some of the jewelery game pieces but that is why you just have to make sure and keep the separate from other play jewelery. And if you do lose a piece it's not too hard or expensive to find replacements. This teaches the basic concepts of board games: taking turns around the table; moving your game piece around the board; and fun competition all while your little princess gets to dress up with all the "pretties". Definitely worth the money!!

Fun but not much different from the original
A gift for my sister's 6th birthday. I was over-joyed because I had one when I was her age. I ended up decorating the crown, although I'm sure she could have handled it, I just think she wouldn't have thought to make a pattern to make it look nice.

Setting the game board up is a little hard. You have to remember how the colors go otherwise it won't fit just right. It's like a puzzle almost.

The jewlery is just like the classic game, simple and easy to take on and off. Yes it's cheap and that's a good thing seeing as how both my sister and I have forgotten to take off one piece well after we played the game. The jewlery even fit me at 22 so even us big kids can play!

There isn't much difference with this one and the original except you have a Cinderella themed board edges and clock tower. If the original is cheaper then get that one. It won't make a difference to the girl because the game is still the same.

The only downside was when we played with just two players it was hard to get rid of the clock tower (which you need to, to win). We would just end up going around and around the board either trying to get rid of the tower or trying to get the "take any piece" circle to get the crown. We ended up making it so that if you landed on the clocktower after you already have it you can put it back on the game board. I think with three or more players we could just keep circling but with just us we use that cheat.
Another thing for us was when I tried to open one of the earrings it fell apart and this was the first time we played it. It didn't break, I just had to pop it back into it's tiny holes but it still sucked since it was a new game.

Let's Play!

The Pretty Pretty Princess Cinderella Edition game is one of our five year old daughter's favorite games.
We had fun gluing on the stickers and trying to match our jewelry set. Having to wear the jewelry adds to the fun.
It's an easy game to learn and play. Her grandmother enjoyed playing this game and even glued sparkling craft pieces on the bottom of the jewelry box, much to the delight of our little Princess.

As previous reviewer mentioned the game is not 'educational'. While I, too, like educational games,
I don't think that every game has to be educational. Sharing time to play together is rewarding in itself.
The Pretty Pretty Princess Game is simply a sweet little girl's game, one all three generations had fun playing.

Appropriate for princesses aged 3-7 years! FUN!
My daughters love this game! It's fun and they pretend with it, so there are extra laughs! It's too easy for kids over the age of 6 or 7, and I would say that it's a great beginner's game for ages 3. My 4 year old decorated her crown and has a BLAST playing this game! The play jewelry is easy to put on, and fun! A+