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Second Term at Tall Towers (Princess DisGrace # 2)

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A second, illustrated adventure starring Princess Grace - who is anything but graceful! After all the adventures of her first term at Tall Towers, Grace is sure that she's well on her way to becoming a perfect princess at last. But then she falls out with Izumi and Scarlet, and it seems like everything is going wrong. If only she could think of a skill to perform at the talent competition...Featuring dragons and dancing, Grace's second term at Tall Towers is just as action-packed and exciting as she hoped it would be.
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AuthorLou Kuenzler
PublisherPrincess DisGrace
PlaceLondon
Year2014
ISBN9781407136295
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
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