I liked this book for multiple reasons. The book is written at a L reading level and the vocabulary in the book reflects this level. It is clear to understand and descriptive of the characters and the situation. The writing flows and it is also written with larger font for children to read. The character, Princess Lulu is very dynamic and goes through multiple changes though the progression of the book. Starting out as a spoiled princess who doesn't want any friends, she soon learns that it is fun to have friends and she can do things for herself through camp. The illustrations help students with the comprehension of the story. The big message of the story is that you should experience new things in life because you dont know how they will turn out at the end of the day, also it is important to have friends by your side. Princess Lulu was exposed to many things that she had never done before at camp and originally turned these new experiences down, but as the book continued and she began to try new things, she realized how fun they were and the importance of friendship. ( )