Princess Academy
Princess AcademyShannon Hale
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Princess Academy (2005)

Shannon Hale

Others: Positive

Well Written and exciting!!!

ISBN:
9781619636132
Length:
314 pages

Genres: fantasy, young adult

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Loved it

this is the third book in The Princess Academy series by Shannon hail Shannon hail writes such good fantasy and she writes such excellent female characters this book it just had so much to say about the female characters in the book