Review: The Secret Princess
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If you've been following my blog for a while, you probably noticed that I posted book reviews almost every week for the past couple of years. All of that started when I received the first book in Melanie Cellier's Four Kingdoms series , The Princess Companion , as a Hanukkah present from a friend. That got me started on a long-running obsession with reading every princess ebook I could get my hands on. I've read and reviewed all of her books since then and was a little disappointed when she switched from her fairy tale retellings to The Spoken Mage series . Now, the world of the Four Kingdoms is back with The Secret Princess , the first book in a new series called Return to the Four Kingdoms that takes place in the same world as her other retellings . The book features Princess Giselle, a minor character from A Crown of Snow and Ice , and it just might be the most perfect fairy tale book ever. The Secret Princess is a retelling of the underappreciated Grimm fairy