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* LimitedUseMagicalDevice: Demetra's mirror can only be used three times a day, Emily's pan flute can only be used once a day and keeps her the size it's turned her to until sunrise or sunset, and Roxanne's shield runs on a time limit. The only limit on Sabrina's magic dust appears to be the quantity she has on hand.
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* LimitedUseMagicalDevice: Demetra's mirror can only be used three times a day, Emily's pan flute can only be used once a day and keeps her the size it's turned her to until sunrise or sunset, and Roxanne's shield runs on a time limit. The only limit on Sabrina's magic dust appears to be the quantity she has on hand.
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* OffModel: The original Neal [=McPheeters=] illustrations were often this. While the cover paintings looked very nice, the characters on the inside often looked bland and emotionless at best to ''hideous'' at worst, especially when it came to drawing animals.
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* BlackEyesOfEvil: The Dreadlings in the reprint, who have black, empty eyes like shadowy pits or black gems.
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* BlackEyesOfEvil: The Both the Darklings and their reprint counterpart the Dreadlings in the reprint, who have black, empty eyes like shadowy pits or pits; the Dreadlings' eyes are likened to black gems.
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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: Twitter/Pip is a bird in the books, but the short film made him an elf, [[PragmaticAdaptation probably because]] of the already struggling special effects budget. Oddly enough, [[TheArtifact he's still called Twitter]]; he was only renamed to Pip in the reprint, 21 years after the movie.
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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: Twitter/Pip is a bird in the books, but the short film made him an elf, [[PragmaticAdaptation probably because]] of the already struggling special effects budget. Oddly enough, [[TheArtifact he's still called Twitter]]; Twitter [[TheArtifact even when he's not a bird here]]; he was only renamed to Pip in the reprint, 21 years after the movie.
* CaveBehindTheFalls: Where Sabrina has to get a rare flower to cure Oona's poisoning. In the 1997 print, she actually dives under the waterfall and surfaces behind it to retrieve the flower; this was changed in the 2020 reprint to walking behind it, probably to keep kids from [[JustForFun/TelevisionIsTryingToKillUs trying it at home]].
* SeriesContinuityError: In the original version of the first book, Roxanne tells Twitter that Hapgood told her about the Darklings sneaking in through a passage in the Mysterious Forest. Thing is, it was Twitter himself who told her that. This is fixed in the 2020 reprint.
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* TomboyPrincess: Roxanne and Emily.
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* TomboyPrincess: Roxanne Roxanne, who would rather wear pants and Emily.run around, and Emily, who's the most athletic and climbs so many trees that her palace is a glorified treehouse.
* TreehouseOfFun: The Emerald Palace in both versions (but especially the 1997 print) is held up by thick, strong trees and has a wooden ladder going down. ''Literally'' the castle of treehouses.
* TreehouseOfFun: The Emerald Palace in both versions (but especially the 1997 print) is held up by thick, strong trees and has a wooden ladder going down. ''Literally'' the castle of treehouses.
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* AdaptationNameChange: The 2020 version changes a number of names, either because of the conscious removal of DarkIsEvil or to keep names from being unintentionally funny to modern children (Twitter to Pip being the best example).
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* ExactWords: When asked in book 1 if she is the Ruby Princess, the runaway Roxanne says she hasn't been crowned the Ruby Princess. Of course she hasn't; the coronation hasn't happened yet.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: In erasing the BeautyEqualsGoodness implications of the original work, the 2020 reprint changes the ugly Darklings to make the Dreadlings look normal, but with scary eyes.
* AdaptationalDiversity: Many of the characters, including three out of four princesses, got {{Race Lift}}s in the 2020 reprint.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: The Jewel Princesses are sisters in 1997 and in the 1999 film, but cousins in the 2020 reprint.
* AdaptationSpeciesChange: Twitter/Pip is a bird in the books, but the short film made him an elf, [[PragmaticAdaptation probably because]] of the already struggling special effects budget. Oddly enough, [[TheArtifact he's still called Twitter]]; he was only renamed to Pip in the reprint, 21 years after the movie.
* AdaptationalDiversity: Many of the characters, including three out of four princesses, got {{Race Lift}}s in the 2020 reprint.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: The Jewel Princesses are sisters in 1997 and in the 1999 film, but cousins in the 2020 reprint.
* AdaptationSpeciesChange: Twitter/Pip is a bird in the books, but the short film made him an elf, [[PragmaticAdaptation probably because]] of the already struggling special effects budget. Oddly enough, [[TheArtifact he's still called Twitter]]; he was only renamed to Pip in the reprint, 21 years after the movie.
* AllMusicalsAreAdaptations: The movie made of the first book is a musical.
* BookEnds: The last book features the return of Twitter/Pip, the King and Queen, and the Great Jewelled Crown after all of these had been offscreen ever since book one.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: At the end of the movie adaptation of the first book, Roxanne and Hapgood repeatedly bid goodbye to the viewers. It's a little jarring, given that this didn't happen anywhere else in the movie nor in any of the books.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: At the end of the movie adaptation of the first book, Roxanne and Hapgood repeatedly bid goodbye to the viewers. It's a little jarring, given that this didn't happen anywhere else in the movie nor in any of the books.
* BirthmarkOfDestiny: The Jewel Princesses each have their gem marked on their arm, though it doesn't come up often.
* CowardlyLion: Demetra is largely characterized by her paralyzing fear of anything to do with Lord Bleak, and she's also deeply afraid of the dark. However, she still manages to stand up and assert herself when her people's well-being depends on it.
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* EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry: The entire series revolves around gems, crowns, and the pretty fantasy of having them. The first run's {{Feelies}} were costume jewelry themed after each princess!
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* EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry: The entire series revolves around gems, crowns, and the pretty fantasy of having them. Even the movie replaced the BirthmarkOfDestiny with a necklace. The first run's {{Feelies}} were costume jewelry themed after each princess!
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* JustJokingJustification: Emily dresses up as a Darkling to scare Roxanne as a joke. She then pulls this excuse out when Roxanne is angry with her, despite Roxanne having nearly been kidnapped multiple times by real Darklings just two books before. She learns her lesson later, though.
* LatexPerfection: The movie portrays the shape-changing mask this way, even if it's, you know, ''magic''.
* LatexPerfection: The movie portrays the shape-changing mask this way, even if it's, you know, ''magic''.
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* ThePrankster: Emily gleefully pulls tricks on people despite everybody either telling her she shouldn't or very obviously just pretending not to hate it. She gets over this only after she overhears her people gossiping about how they're just pretending because they can't say no to the princess.
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* WizardBeard: Gallivant is portrayed with one of these in the 2020 print's illustrations.
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* AccidentalHero: In the fourth book, Finley screws up [[spoiler:by wasting the last mirror wish of the day, but coincidentally, what he accidentally shows (instead of Lord Bleak in exile) still proves to Bernard that Demetra is telling the truth.]]
* ArtifactOfDoom: A mild example, given it's foiled by just proving it's bad and then taking it someplace else, but [[spoiler:the picnic basket in book 2 isn't just poisoned; it's actively malevolent, displaying powers like drawing its intended target to it magnetically, briefly hypnotizing her, and jumping right into her hands, just to get her to eat the tainted food.]]
* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: The climax of the first book shows Roxanne's coronation (technically all the Jewel Princesses', but the others were crowned offscreen).
* BigFancyCastle: Each of the princesses has one, and they grew up in a fifth, the Jewel Palace.
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* CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase: Only book 8 does this, with the rest being "Character Name Does Something."
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* CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase: Only book 8 does and the super special do this, with the rest being "Character Name Does Something."
* CoolCrown: The Great Jeweled Crown, which carries with it the right for its wearer to rule the Jewel Kingdom. The Jewel Princesses' four crowns each hold a gem removed from it.
* ErmineCapeEffect: The Jewel Princesses are always depicted in beautiful dresses, even when they're out playing or having adventures. Roxanne says she'd rather wear pants, but never does on page.
* EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry: The entire series revolves around gems, crowns, and the pretty fantasy of having them. The first run's {{Feelies}} were costume jewelry themed after each princess!
* EvilMakesYouUgly: The original Darklings, but this was changed for their 2020 counterpart, the Dreadlings.
* EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry: The entire series revolves around gems, crowns, and the pretty fantasy of having them. The first run's {{Feelies}} were costume jewelry themed after each princess!
* EvilMakesYouUgly: The original Darklings, but this was changed for their 2020 counterpart, the Dreadlings.
* FleetingDemographicRule: The 2020 reprint is advertised as a whole new series (and considered one in the copyright information, due to the altered text and new illustrations), since its audience would be the children of the girls who read the 1997 version.
* TheGoodKingdom: The Jewel Kingdom, though it suffered greatly when Lord Bleak was in charge.
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* MagicMirror: Demetra owns a magic hand mirror.
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* PrincessesRule: The kingdom is divided into four principalities so that each princess can rule a quarter of it. The king and queen still outrank them, but largely leave the kids to their own devices.
* PrincessProtagonist: Four of them. The series opens on their coronation.
* PrincessProtagonist: Four of them. The series opens on their coronation.
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* RebelliousPrincess: Roxanne runs away in the first book because she doesn't like propriety, doesn't think she can handle ruling, and is afraid of moving away to the land she's going to rule and being alone.
* TheRemnant: Bernard the Bear is a prisoner of war -- a war that ended over a decade ago, and thought to be dead by his comrades, he's resigned to his fate. He refuses to believe that Lord Bleak was deposed and he's free to go [[spoiler:until he sees his partner, scarred but alive, leading the rescue party for the people who stumbled into his cave]].
* TheRemnant: Bernard the Bear is a prisoner of war -- a war that ended over a decade ago, and thought to be dead by his comrades, he's resigned to his fate. He refuses to believe that Lord Bleak was deposed and he's free to go [[spoiler:until he sees his partner, scarred but alive, leading the rescue party for the people who stumbled into his cave]].
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* RulingCouple: The king and queen are equally ranked. They cast out Lord Bleak together and assumed the throne together.
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* SizeShifter: Emily can turn giant or small with her magic pan flute.
* SympatheticMagic: Demetra falls victim to this in ''The Diamond Princess and the Magic Ball'' when she gives a lock of hair in exchange for the titular item, leaving herself open to magic being cast with it.
* SympatheticMagic: Demetra falls victim to this in ''The Diamond Princess and the Magic Ball'' when she gives a lock of hair in exchange for the titular item, leaving herself open to magic being cast with it.
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* {{Unicorn}}: Arden, Emily's advisor, is a white unicorn who lives in the forest.
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* CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase: Only book 8 does this, with the rest being "Character Name Does Something."
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* DarkMagicalGirl: Rudgrin again.
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''The Jewel Kingdom'' series by Jahnna N. Malcolm is about a group of four [[PrincessProtagonist princess sisters]] who are each given a quarter of the Jewel Kingdom to rule. Armed with [[ChekhovsGun Chehkov's Chekhov's Guns]], every known variety of mentor in animal form, and glittery gemstones, the girls, ranging from age 8 to 10, become the Jewel Princesses. But all is not well, as Lord Bleak and his daughter Rudgrin are Rudgrin, the main villains of the series.series, attempt to retake control of their former lands. There are 13 books in total, and a film adapting the first was made. \n
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The girls.
* BlondBrunetteRedhead: Sabrina is the blond, Roxanne and Demetra are the brunettes, and Emily is the redhead.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Each of the girls strive to be RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething and regularly get in over their heads and emerge victorious anyway.
* BeautyEqualsGoodness: Subverted with Oona but played entirely straight with the Darklings, who were originally normal humans but whose inner evil twisted their outward appearance and made them ugly. In the reprint, the Dreadlings are no longer ugly; instead, they have BlackEyesOfEvil.
* BlackEyesOfEvil: Thegirls.
Dreadlings in the reprint, who have black, empty eyes like shadowy pits or black gems.
* BlondBrunetteRedhead: In the original run, Sabrina is the blond, Roxanne and Demetra are the brunettes, and Emily is the redhead.
* BeautyEqualsGoodness: Subverted with Oona but played entirely straight with the Darklings, who were originally normal humans but whose inner evil twisted their outward appearance and made them ugly. In the reprint, the Dreadlings are no longer ugly; instead, they have BlackEyesOfEvil.
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* BlondBrunetteRedhead: In the original run, Sabrina is the blond, Roxanne and Demetra are the brunettes, and Emily is the redhead.
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* CunningLikeAFox Demetra's royal adviser, Finley is a snow fox.
* DaddysLittleVillain: Rudgrin, Lord Bleak's daughter.
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* CunningLikeAFox CunningLikeAFox: Demetra's royal adviser, Finley Finley, is a snow fox.
* DaddysLittleVillain: Rudgrin, Lord Bleak'sdaughter. daughter.
* DarkIsEvil: The original run had a lot of this, though the reprint eases off on it by changing the Darklings and the Dark Times to the Dreadlings and the Sad Times.
* DaddysLittleVillain: Rudgrin, Lord Bleak's
* DarkIsEvil: The original run had a lot of this, though the reprint eases off on it by changing the Darklings and the Dark Times to the Dreadlings and the Sad Times.
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* FieryRedhead: Emily.
* GenkiGirl: Emily.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Blonde Sabrina is the sweetest and most innocent of the sisters.
* ImprobableAge: These girls are 10-years-old and running the entire kingdom together.
* IneptMage: Wink, in ''The Diamond Princess and the Magic Ball''
* GenkiGirl: Emily.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Blonde Sabrina is the sweetest and most innocent of the sisters.
* ImprobableAge: These girls are 10-years-old and running the entire kingdom together.
* IneptMage: Wink, in ''The Diamond Princess and the Magic Ball''
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* FieryRedhead: Emily.
{{Feelies}}: The original version was famous for including costume jewelry with its first print run: necklaces for the first four books, rings for the next four, and a bracelet in the super special, each with plastic jewels matching the shape and colour associated with each princess. The 2020 reprint includes sparkly stickers instead.
* GenkiGirl:Emily.
Emily is an energetic TomboyPrincess, chatterbox, and very excitable.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold:Blonde Sabrina Sabrina, blonde in the original books, is the sweetest and most innocent of the sisters.
* IHaveThisFriend: In the first book, Roxanne pretends that she's just a friend of the Ruby Princess in order to ask what makes a good ruler because "her friend" wants to know.
* ImprobableAge: These girls are10-years-old 10 years old and running the entire kingdom together.
* IneptMage: Wink, in ''The Diamond Princess and the MagicBall''Ball''.
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* IHaveThisFriend: In the first book, Roxanne pretends that she's just a friend of the Ruby Princess in order to ask what makes a good ruler because "her friend" wants to know.
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* MeaningfulName: ''Rox''anne rules the Ruby ''Mountains''. King ''Regal'' and Queen ''Jemma'' are obvious. Lord ''Bleak'' rules a barren, dying country.
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* MeaningfulName: ''Rox''anne rules the Ruby Red ''Mountains''. King ''Regal'' and Queen ''Jemma'' are obvious.obvious, and Jemma is Gemma in the reprint just to underline it. Lord ''Bleak'' rules a barren, dying country.
* RaceLift: Three out of four sisters are made nonwhite in the reprint, and to justify this, they're also changed from sisters to cousins.
* SiblingsShareTheThrone: Siblings in the original, cousins in the reprint. While the king and queen are still in charge, they've given the four principalities surrounding the capital to the four Jewel Princesses.
* SiblingTeam: The four girls in the original whenever they work together.
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''The Jewel Kingdom'' series by Jahnna N. Malcolm is about a group of four [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses [[PrincessProtagonist princess sisters]] who are each given a quarter of the Jewel Kingdom to rule. Armed with [[ChekhovsGun Chehkov's Guns]], every known variety of mentor in animal form, and glittery gemstones, the girls, ranging from age 8 to 10, become the Jewel Princesses. But all is not well, as Lord Bleak and his daughter Rudgrin are the main villains of the series. There are 13 books in total, and a film adapting the first was made.
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''The Jewel Kingdom'' series by Jahnna N. Malcolm is about a group of four [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses princess sisters]] who are each given a quarter of the Jewel Kingdom to rule. Armed with [[ChekhovsGun Checkhov's Chehkov's Guns]], every known variety of mentor in animal form, and glittery gemstones, the girls, ranging from age 10 8 to 8, 10, become the Jewel Princesses. But all is not well, as Lord Bleak and his daughter Rudgrin are the main villains of the series. A film was also made, and there are 13 books in all.
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''The Jewel Kingdom'' series by Jahnna N. Malcolm is about a group of four [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses princess sisters]] who are each given a quarter of the {{Utopia}} Jewel Kingdom to rule. Armed with [[ChekhovsGun Checkhov's Guns]], every known variety of mentor in animal form, and [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything glittery]] [[Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder gemstones]], the girls, ranging from age 10 to 8, become the Jewel Princesses.
Like all [[TheFairFolk fairy tales]], there is a [[SarcasmMode dark side]], [[BigBad Lord]] [[ObviouslyEvil Bleak]], Has a [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses daughter]], who seems to be Roxanne's EvilCounterpart and is usually the main villain.
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Like all [[TheFairFolk fairy tales]], there is a [[SarcasmMode dark side]], [[BigBad Lord]] [[ObviouslyEvil Bleak]], Has a [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses daughter]], who seems to be Roxanne's EvilCounterpart and is usually the main villain.
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LikePrincesses. But all [[TheFairFolk fairy tales]], there is a [[SarcasmMode dark side]], [[BigBad Lord]] [[ObviouslyEvil Bleak]], Has a [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses daughter]], who seems to be Roxanne's EvilCounterpart not well, as Lord Bleak and is usually his daughter Rudgrin are the main villain.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Surprisingly enough, ''not'' inverted, though it seems that way at first glance. The colors refer to the personality types of each girl, using the FourElementEnsemble in reference to the Four Seasons: Demetra, Winter/Air; Roxanne, Fire/Autumn; Sabrina, Water/Spring; Emily, Earth/Summer. This also appears in their kingdoms, which are eternally in their 'season'.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: The books, mostly. They look pretty dumb and glittery, but they've got a few levels that you have to think to catch, such as the FourElementEnsemble of the girls.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: The books, mostly. They look pretty dumb and glittery, but they've got a few levels that you have to think to catch, such as the FourElementEnsemble of the girls.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Surprisingly enough, ''not'' inverted, though it seems that way at first glance. The colors refer to the personality types of each girl, using the FourElementEnsemble in reference to the Four Seasons: Demetra, Winter/Air; Roxanne, Fire/Autumn; Sabrina, Water/Spring; Emily, Earth/Summer. This also appears in their kingdoms, which are eternally in their 'season'.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: The books, mostly. They look pretty dumb and glittery, but they've got a few levels that you have to think to catch, such as the FourElementEnsemble of the girls.'season'.
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* DarkMagicalGirl: Rudgrin again. Demetra and Roxanne run the risk of this when they're older, depending on whether or not they have natural, latent magic.
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* HairOfGold: Blonde Sabrina is the sweetest and most innocent of the sisters.
* ImprobableAge: These girls are ''10-years-old''. They're not old enough to clean their rooms. Why are they running the kingdom? (And from the looks of the maps, it really is the ''whole'' kingdom.)
* GenkiGirl: Emily
* HairOfGold: Blonde Sabrina is the sweetest and most innocent of the sisters.
* ImprobableAge: These girls are ''10-years-old''. They're not old enough to clean their rooms. Why are they running the kingdom? (And from the looks of the maps, it really is the ''whole'' kingdom.)
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*HairOfGold: HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Blonde Sabrina is the sweetest and most innocent of the sisters.
* ImprobableAge: These girls are''10-years-old''. They're not old enough to clean their rooms. Why are they 10-years-old and running the kingdom? (And from the looks of the maps, it really is the ''whole'' kingdom.)entire kingdom together.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Where the hell ''are'' those guys? We see them in the first book, and that's it.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Supposedly everyone, and the girls ''are'' mature for their ages, but the question of [[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers who in their right minds lets kids become heroes]] is a big one.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Supposedly everyone, and the The girls ''are'' mature for their ages, but are generally the question of [[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers who wisest, most powerful authority figures in their right minds lets kids become heroes]] is a big one.the land.
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* TomboyPrincess: Roxanne and Emily
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* TomboyPrincess: Roxanne and EmilyEmily.
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* CunningLikeAFox Demetra's royal adviser, Finley is a snow fox.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Roxanne's baby dragon, Sassafras, is so adorable, he induces CuteOverload in everyone around him.
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* NonHumanSidekick: All four girls have a non-human royal adviser. Roxanne's is the dragon Hapgood, Sabrina's is the butterfly Zazz, Emily's is the unicorn Arden, and Demetra's is the snow fox Finley.
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Like all [[TheFairFolk fairy tales]], there is a [[SarcasmMode dark side]], [[BigBad Lord]] [[ObviouslyEvil Bleak]], Has a [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses daughter]], who seems to be Roxane's EvilCounterpart and is usually the main villain.
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Like all [[TheFairFolk fairy tales]], there is a [[SarcasmMode dark side]], [[BigBad Lord]] [[ObviouslyEvil Bleak]], Has a [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses daughter]], who seems to be Roxane's Roxanne's EvilCounterpart and is usually the main villain.
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* BlondBrunetteRedhead: Sabrina is the blond, Roxanne and Demetra are the brunettes, and Emily is the redhead.
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* HundredPercentAdorationRating: All four sisters are positively adored by their people.
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* GenkiGirl: Emily
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* MagicMirror: Demetra owns a magic hand mirror.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: They are Western dragons in appearance and breathe fire, but like Eastern dragons, they can talk and are considered wise.
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* Daddy'sLittleVillain: Rudgrin, Lord Bleak's daughter.
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Like all [[TheFairFolk fairy tales]], there is a [[SarcasmMode dark side]], [[BigBad Lord]] [[ObviouslyEvil Bleak]], Has a [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses daughter]], who seems to be Roxxane's Roxane's EvilCounterpart and is usually the main villain.
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* Daddy'sLittleVillain: Rudgrin, Lord Bleak's daughter.
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* ImprobableAge: These girls are ''10 years old''. They're not old enough to clean their rooms. Why are they running the kingdom? (And from the looks of the maps, it really is the ''whole'' kingdom.)
* [[LikeFatherLikeSon Like Father Like Daughter]]: Lord Bleak's daughter.
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* FieryRedhead: Emily
* HairOfGold: Blonde Sabrina is the sweetest and most innocent of the sisters.
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* [[LikeFatherLikeSon Like Father Like Daughter]]:Lord Bleak's daughter.Rudgrin.
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[[folder:Books in the series]]
# ''The Ruby Princess Runs Away''
# ''The Sapphire Princess Meets a Monster''
# ''The Emerald Princess Play a Trick''
# ''The Diamond Princess Saves the Day''
# ''The Ruby Princess Sees a Ghost''
# ''The Sapphire Princess Hunts for Treasure''
# ''The Emerald Princess Finds a Fairy''
# ''The Diamond Princess and the Magic Ball''
# ''The Ruby Princess and the Baby Dragon''
# ''The Sapphire Princess Helps a Mermaid''
# ''The Emerald Princess Follows a Unicorn''
# ''The Diamond Princess Steps Through Her Mirror''
# ''The Jewel Princesses and the Missing Crown''
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''The Jewel Kingdom'' series is about a group of four [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses princess sisters]] who are each given a quarter of the {{Utopia}} Jewel Kingdom to rule. Armed with [[ChekhovsGun Checkhov's Guns]], every known variety of mentor in animal form, and [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything glittery]] [[Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder gemstones]], the girls, ranging from age 10 to 8, become the Jewel Princesses.
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''The Jewel Kingdom'' series by Jahnna N. Malcolm is about a group of four [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses princess sisters]] who are each given a quarter of the {{Utopia}} Jewel Kingdom to rule. Armed with [[ChekhovsGun Checkhov's Guns]], every known variety of mentor in animal form, and [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything glittery]] [[Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder gemstones]], the girls, ranging from age 10 to 8, become the Jewel Princesses.
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-> ''[[TitleDrop Jewel Kingdom]]\\
You will find it if you try,\\
High above the mountains in the sky.''
-->-- Theme song from the movie
''The Jewel Kingdom'' series is about a group of four [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses princess sisters]] who are each given a quarter of the {{Utopia}} Jewel Kingdom to rule. Armed with [[ChekhovsGun Checkhov's Guns]], every known variety of mentor in animal form, and [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything glittery]] [[Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder gemstones]], the girls, ranging from age 10 to 8, become the Jewel Princesses.
Like all [[TheFairFolk fairy tales]], there is a [[SarcasmMode dark side]], [[BigBad Lord]] [[ObviouslyEvil Bleak]], Has a [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses daughter]], who seems to be Roxxane's EvilCounterpart and is usually the main villain.
Has a film.
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!!This series contains examples of the following tropes:
* ActionGirl: All the princesses, but Roxanne takes the cake.
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The girls. Their parents...less so.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Surprisingly enough, ''not'' inverted, though it seems that way at first glance. The colors refer to the personality types of each girl, using the FourElementEnsemble in reference to the Four Seasons: Demetra, Winter/Air; Roxanne, Fire/Autumn; Sabrina, Water/Spring; Emily, Earth/Summer. This also appears in their kingdoms, which are eternally in their 'season'.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: The books, mostly. They look pretty dumb and glittery, but they've got a few levels that you have to think to catch, such as the FourElementEnsemble of the girls.
* DarkMagicalGirl: Lord Bleak's daughter. Demetra and Roxanne run the risk of this when they're older, depending on whether or not they have natural, latent magic.
* TheDitz: Emily comes off as this.
* ImprobableAge: These girls are ''10 years old''. They're not old enough to clean their rooms. Why are they running the kingdom? (And from the looks of the maps, it really is the ''whole'' kingdom.)
* [[LikeFatherLikeSon Like Father Like Daughter]]: Lord Bleak's daughter.
* MeaningfulName: ''Rox''anne rules the Ruby ''Mountains''. King ''Regal'' and Queen ''Jemma'' are obvious. Lord ''Bleak'' rules a barren, dying country.
* ParentalAbandonment: Where the hell ''are'' those guys? We see them in the first book, and that's it.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Supposedly everyone, and the girls ''are'' mature for their ages, but the question of [[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers who in their right minds lets kids become heroes]] is a big one.
* ShrinkingViolet: Played straight with Sabrina, averted in Roxanne.
* WinterRoyalLady: Demetra.
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You will find it if you try,\\
High above the mountains in the sky.''
-->-- Theme song from the movie
''The Jewel Kingdom'' series is about a group of four [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses princess sisters]] who are each given a quarter of the {{Utopia}} Jewel Kingdom to rule. Armed with [[ChekhovsGun Checkhov's Guns]], every known variety of mentor in animal form, and [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything glittery]] [[Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder gemstones]], the girls, ranging from age 10 to 8, become the Jewel Princesses.
Like all [[TheFairFolk fairy tales]], there is a [[SarcasmMode dark side]], [[BigBad Lord]] [[ObviouslyEvil Bleak]], Has a [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses daughter]], who seems to be Roxxane's EvilCounterpart and is usually the main villain.
Has a film.
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!!This series contains examples of the following tropes:
* ActionGirl: All the princesses, but Roxanne takes the cake.
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The girls. Their parents...less so.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Surprisingly enough, ''not'' inverted, though it seems that way at first glance. The colors refer to the personality types of each girl, using the FourElementEnsemble in reference to the Four Seasons: Demetra, Winter/Air; Roxanne, Fire/Autumn; Sabrina, Water/Spring; Emily, Earth/Summer. This also appears in their kingdoms, which are eternally in their 'season'.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: The books, mostly. They look pretty dumb and glittery, but they've got a few levels that you have to think to catch, such as the FourElementEnsemble of the girls.
* DarkMagicalGirl: Lord Bleak's daughter. Demetra and Roxanne run the risk of this when they're older, depending on whether or not they have natural, latent magic.
* TheDitz: Emily comes off as this.
* ImprobableAge: These girls are ''10 years old''. They're not old enough to clean their rooms. Why are they running the kingdom? (And from the looks of the maps, it really is the ''whole'' kingdom.)
* [[LikeFatherLikeSon Like Father Like Daughter]]: Lord Bleak's daughter.
* MeaningfulName: ''Rox''anne rules the Ruby ''Mountains''. King ''Regal'' and Queen ''Jemma'' are obvious. Lord ''Bleak'' rules a barren, dying country.
* ParentalAbandonment: Where the hell ''are'' those guys? We see them in the first book, and that's it.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Supposedly everyone, and the girls ''are'' mature for their ages, but the question of [[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers who in their right minds lets kids become heroes]] is a big one.
* ShrinkingViolet: Played straight with Sabrina, averted in Roxanne.
* WinterRoyalLady: Demetra.
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