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The People's Princess
The People's Princess | Flora Harding
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KristiAhlers
KristiAhlers
The People's Princess | Flora Harding
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Mehso-so

This is a story about two different women in two very different times. Princess Charlotte in the 1800‘s and Princess Diana in the 80‘s. Story overall is ⭐️⭐️⭐️ but it could‘ve been so much better if they writing had been less frivolous and had a decent edit.

Aims42 Oh man, the premise sounds soooooo good!! 😔 1y
KristiAhlers @Aims42 that‘s why I bought it. I was so sad that the typos just pulled me right out of the story. Sometimes I can over look it but that‘s rare. 1y
Aims42 @KristiAhlers I agree, if the writing is good enough I can overlook a lot. But if it‘s not, it‘s really hard to stay focused and enthralled. I hope your next read is a winner! 1y
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DaniJ
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The People's Princess | Flora Harding
Panpan

Amidst many grammatical, tense, and editing errors, you get a surface level look at a story that has been told a hundred different ways. Repeated adjectives and frivolous descriptions contribute to the poorness of what should be a beautiful story.