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433
Novel • Fiction
Fairy Tale Realm • Medieval
2014
Middle grade
10-14 years
In A World Without Princes by Soman Chainani, students Sophie and Agatha return to the School for Good and Evil, discovering it transformed where girls and boys are in constant conflict. They navigate this new world, facing challenges and testing their friendship.
Fantastical
Suspenseful
Adventurous
Mysterious
Playful
Soman Chainani's A World Without Princes captivates with its imaginative world-building and complex character dynamics. While praised for its clever twists and mature themes, some readers find the plot occasionally convoluted. Overall, it's a compelling sequel that deepens the original's enchantment and intrigue.
Middle-grade and YA fantasy enthusiasts who loved Harry Potter and The School for Good and Evil will enjoy A World Without Princes by Soman Chainani. The book offers a captivating mix of fairy tale twists, strong friendship themes, and moral dilemmas, making it perfect for readers who appreciate detailed world-building and dynamic characters.
Sophie
A complex and charismatic character torn between her fairy-tale aspirations and darker impulses, who struggles with her identity as both Good and Evil. Her ambitions and manipulations often place her in conflict with those she loves.
Tedros
The brave and emotionally sensitive prince who is deeply connected to Agatha, serving as both her romantic interest and ally. He demonstrates a blend of traditional masculine and feminine traits.
Evelyn Sader
A manipulative dean with a secretive past, driven by a desire for validation and power within male-dominated structures. Her actions are marked by her longing for recognition and influence.
433
Novel • Fiction
Fairy Tale Realm • Medieval
2014
Middle grade
10-14 years
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