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From the Disney Family Editors: Here's a list of things you can use to turn your princess' home into her castle. (Fairy godmother not included.)

Rose Garden Hideaway Bed Canopy
$75; Hearthsong.com

Matching Princess Outfits for Dolls and Girls
$24-$49; Americangirl.com

Dragonstone Castle with Inhabitants
$35; Oliebollen.com
A knight, princess, and dragon come with this castle.

Little Princess Backpack
$30; Moolka.com
Features a padded shoulder belt and reflecting strips for safety.

Silver Tiara
$6; Storybook.com
Every princess needs one to complete her look.

My First Taggies Book
$13; Taggies.com
This cloth book is for the littlest (baby to preschool) princess.

IPlay Enchanted Palace
$40; Sensationalbeginnings.com
All of the toy's parts -- the king, queen, princess, and friends -- are easily stored in the castle, which folds up for the traveling princess.

ImagiBRICKS Giant Castle Blocks
$40; Kazootoys.com
Kids can get handy building castles and fortresses with bricks that are light enough for toddlers, but sturdy enough to hold 200 pounds.

Princesses-Themed Books:

"The Barefoot Book of Princesses," by Caitlin Matthews, illustrated by Olwyn Whelan.$20; Barefoot-books.com

"The Paper Bag Princess," by Robert N. Munsch, illustrated by Michael Martchenko.$6; Amazon.com

"Princess Smartypants," by Babette Cole. $13; Amazon.com.

"Do Princesses Wear Hiking Boots," by Carmela LaVigna Coyle, illustrated by Mike Gordon. $11; Amazon.com.

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