She explains that she always tries to remember every pony in the kingdom because each one is special. As they walk together through the Empire, Cadance addresses several Crystal Ponies by name. Though Shining Armor offers little advice, Cadance is sympathetic and agrees to help.
Twilight soon arrives at the Empire, as beautiful and lively as ever, and meets with Shining Armor and Cadance, informing them of her troubles. Feeling more confident, Twilight heads off to the Crystal Empire.
Cake advises Twilight to see Shining Armor and Princess Cadance. She finds that Mayor Mare is unavailable to talk to, but during a talk and snack break with Mr. Twilight walks through Ponyville and chats up several ponies, insisting that they address her as simply "Twilight" instead of "Princess Twilight". When she laments needing help, Spike reminds her of a similar situation Daring Do faced in one of her books and suggests she ask someone with leadership experience. She searches the Golden Oak Library for a book on how to be a good princess and leader, but she doesn't find anything. Twilight Sparkle is nervous about what her newfound status as a princess of Equestria means for her future. Reprints of the book use an updated cover art of Twilight with wings. Though Twilight is an Alicorn in the story, the book's front cover and interior illustrations reuse artwork of her as a unicorn. Steve Scott is credited for the book's cover design, and Meghan McCarthy was consulted about one part of its story. Chapter 1 and the bonus activity page "Make Your Mark" are also included in the IDW comics' My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #6 and My Little Pony Micro-Series Issue #3. The Scholastic edition includes one more bonus activity page, "Friendship Is Magic", and the regular edition includes a thick page containing an exclusive giant Enterplay trading card, a My Little Pony Friendship is Magic standee of Princess Twilight Sparkle. The book was first published in February 2013, bearing ISBN 978-5-9, as a Scholastic edition released through Scholastic Book Fairs, It was later widely published on April 2, 2013, bearing ISBN 978-9-0, and republished on January 2, 2014, bearing ISBN 978-3-1.
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