This book was given to me by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

This was a very cute read for me.I am sure your little ones would have a good time reading it .


This is a story of Princess Jill who never sits still .We can easily anticipate through the title of the book .That is we can assume what is going to happen .But believe me this book is interesting .


Her parents are quite worried about Princess until they find she is an acrobat

I enjoyed this story about Princess Jill!

Princess Jill is born into a world where her constant activity wears out everyone around her – but she still has enough energy to keep on going despite the multiple failed attempts at "curing" the Princess that the King and Queen attempt.

I liked the images and the way that the illustrations showed her being so active was great and it was easy to imagine her bounding about the place too. The book shows that children should be left to develop where they can – this is not something that will be willingly accepted by all parents (as the book showed) but I thought it was a nice one to read and is full of fun!

This book is a bit of fun, with very cute illustrations that I'm sure young kids will enjoy. I liked that it is bright and light-hearted. The only real critique I have is that the font seemed incredibly small. It may just be the way it appeared on my device and hopefully will be larger in print.

A perfectly pleasant young reader, with dynamic yet widescreen spreads of colour portraying the hyperactive young princess of a regular, slightly staid royal kingdom. The dynamism and hyperactivity come from the fact the princess can never sit still, and has only used her throne as a springboard or something to race around. The ending comes a little quickly, and doesn't exactly resolve anything, but I doubt the target audience will be worried about empathising with the girl's parents much anyway. They will have enjoyed this, though, so perhaps four stars is about right; it does feel generous but I'll let it swing. (Which isn't the only thing swinging here...)

Princess Jill Never Sits Still is a silly book with a sweet message! Princess Jill has so much energy, much to the irritation of her parents and the castle staff. But despite attempts to curb her activity, Jill keeps being herself, and is rewarded in the end. I like to think that the parents learn the value of her uniqueness as well and value her for who she is in the end.

I also enjoyed the look of mixed media for the illustrations to help emphasize Jill's movements, bounding through the castle. I think this book will be a comfort to kids who have a lot of energy and need to feel like they can be themselves and still be valuable.

Thank you to NetGalley and Myrick Marketing & Media, LLC for the free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Princess Jill is born into a world where her constant activity wears out everyone around her. After multiple failed attempts at "Curing" the Princess of her un-sit-still-edness, the King and Queen worry that the upcoming visit of fellow royals will most assuredly go awry.

As a parent with two incredibly intelligent and hyperactive children, I thoroughly enjoyed everything about this story. The unique illustration style brought so much life and movement to the pages, and I especially loved seeing how the princess was constantly bounding from one place to another.