The Caldwell School for Princesses and Princes

The Caldwell School for Princesses and Princes

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FIRST BOOK IN THE CALDWELL SERIES There are many type of princesses. People only think of princesses of perfect and good, who talks to birds and finds love within two minutes. Well I know of a school that teaches thousands of girls to become four different types of princesses: Good, Evil, Heroic, and Smart. Yes. It is stereotyping girls as four types of people. I hate it. It does the same thing with the boys. Either you thrive in your category, or you have a horrible life as a failed student. I never wanted to be a princess of any kind. I have always wanted a peaceful and quiet life. My mom disagreed. She wanted me to live life at the fullest and in her mind that was going to the school. And whatever my mother says goes. So here I am. Living life at the fullest. ~~~~~~~~~~ Dedicated to @-HeroesOfOlympus- and @caligraephy Cover made by @caligraephy
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