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    The Princess Poems: A Whimsical Romance Told Through Poetry
    The Princess Poems: A Whimsical Romance Told Through Poetry
    The Princess Poems: A Whimsical Romance Told Through Poetry
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    The Princess Poems: A Whimsical Romance Told Through Poetry

    By Brandon Church

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    A charming tale in verse of a poor farm girl who craves adventure, and a lonely young prince who wants to get away. Fate brings them together, but the world wants to keep them apart. Can a prince and a peasant find love? Can she ever be his princess?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrandon Church
    Release dateMar 25, 2017
    ISBN9781370111534
    The Princess Poems: A Whimsical Romance Told Through Poetry

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