The Princess & the Pauper

Kate Brian


Rated: 3.44 of 5 stars
3.44 · 18 ratings · 272 pages · Published: 12 Jan 2003

The Princess & the Pauper by Kate Brian
The Barnes & Noble Review
Kate Brian serves up a regally fun read in which a concert-going European princess switches places with a down-and-out California girl.



When Carina, princess of Vineland, goes to L.A. to speak at a high school, little does she know that Julia Johnson -- who looks exactly like her -- is in the audience. Soon, Carina has switched places with Julia and is on her way to a Toadmuffin rock concert, while Julia is off to an embassy ball. But when Carina falls asleep on Toadmuffin's concert bus and winds up headed for Texas -- and Julia meets the dreamy Markus (whom Carina doesn't much like) and winds up headed back to Vineland -- things get royally mixed up! Thankfully, the girls' quick thinking sets things right, Julia's mom becomes the royal hat designer, and Julia gets her boy!



Brian's fast-paced caper is glitzy and exciting! Readers will see that being either a princess or a "pauper" involves a unique set of problems, but with good people standing by her and a little courage, any girl can achieve her dreams. Lighthearted and witty, this is perfect for fans of the Princess Diaries or Freaky Friday. Shana Taylor

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