Princess Academy
Readers rate it 3.9 (130 on Hardcover)
314 pages · Released 2007 · Bloomsbury Children's Books
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Princess Academy is a Newbery Honor book about a girl sent to an academy to prepare for potential selection as a princess. The story centers on self-discovery, friendship, and challenging gender expectations through a fantasy setting. There is minimal content of concern—some mild violence and scary elements tied to the plot's central conflict, but nothing graphic or explicit. The book is rich with positive messages about character, courage, and looking beyond surfaces.
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Well Written and exciting!!! Well Written and exciting!!!
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- Mountains
- Self-confidence
- Juvenile fiction
- Princesses
- Fiction
- Telepathy
- Schools
- School stories
- Newbery Honor
- Children's fiction
- Princesses, fiction
- Self-confidence, fiction
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ISBN 9781599900735 · Bloomsbury Children's Books