'The filmmakers are committed to sharing these values and we couldn't be more excited about seeing Elizabeth on the big screen. 'For over 40 years we have heard about the impact The Paper Bag Princess has had on readers. A book that instills confidence, models courage and resilience and features a self-assured, witty heroine - while all the while being so entertaining - offers up a profound experience,' said Rick Wilks, co-publisher at Annick Press. His latest is the picture book I Can Fix It!. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Paper Bag Princess (Classic Munsch). Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. His stories have been translated into 20 languages, and he annually receives about 10,000 fan letters. The Paper Bag Princess (Classic Munsch) - Kindle edition by Munsch, Robert, Martchenko, Michael. He has published nearly 100 books, including classics like The Paper Bag Princess, Love You Forever and 50 Below Zero, which have sold over 80 million copies in North America alone. He went on to become a bestselling children's author. Originally from the United States, he moved to Canada to work as a nursery school teacher and began telling stories there. Munsch is one of the most celebrated and bestselling Canadian children's writers of our time. ' Paper Bag Princess is going to be a movie! Yes, Yes, Yes!' Munsch confirmed in a statement. Hear Munsch, illustrator Michael Martchenko, the 'real' Elizabeth, Chelsea Clinton, Elizabeth May and others in Alisa Siegel's documentary tribute, 'It DOES Have a Happy Ending.' Robert Munsch's beloved book, which has sold seven million copies around the world, will celebrate a landmark birthday in the spring.

In the spunky, messy and very independent Elizabeth, girls in Canada and around the world - many of them now mothers themselves - discovered a feminist heroine. The Sunday Edition 31:41 The Paper Bag Princess at 40 When it first came out, this flipped fairy tale - the princess rescues the prince - was almost revolutionary.

The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch