Secrets of a Reluctant Princess

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Pub Date Mar 07 2017 | Archive Date May 08 2017

Description

At Beverly Hills High, you have to be ruthless to survive… 

Adrianna Bottom always wanted to be liked. But this wasn’t exactly what she had in mind. Now, she’s in the spotlight…and out of her geeky comfort zone. She’ll do whatever it takes to turn the rumor mill in her favor—even if it means keeping secrets. So far, it’s working. 

Wear the right clothes. Say the right things. Be seen with the right people.

Kevin, the adorable sketch artist who shares her love of all things nerd, isn’t exactly the right people. But that doesn’t stop Adrianna from crushing on him. The only way she can spend time with him is in disguise, as Princess Andy, the masked girl he’s been LARPing with. If he found out who she really was, though, he’d hate her. 

The rules have been set. The teams have their players. Game on.

At Beverly Hills High, you have to be ruthless to survive… 

Adrianna Bottom always wanted to be liked. But this wasn’t exactly what she had in mind. Now, she’s in the spotlight…and out of her...



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'Secrets of a Reluctant Princess' will make you laugh and swoon but most importantly it will endorse you in the larping action. Andy Bottom and her family enjoy sudden upgrade in their lives and Andy sees it as a chance to forget about her geek self and become her new self - a popular, reality show princess. As an educator I will definitely recommend this book because of its 'believe in your true self' message. I also enjoyed reading bathroom-bottom and all things toilet sense of humour. Well done Casey Griffin!

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