Official Review: Portrait of a Princess by Sam Baker

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Re: Official Review: Portrait of a Princess by Sam Baker

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I do adore books with strong female characters. This sounds like a wonderful fantasy. Thanks for your informative and interesting review!
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Sounds like a fun and thrilling story. Thanks for the great review!
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Such a fantastic review, almost like it shouldn't end. If the review could be thus interesting, I have no doubt I'll definitely enjoy reading the book. I want to add it to my shelve already. Amelia sounds like a character to be loved and enthralled with. Thank you for such a beautiful review.
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A mirror that turns into a portal to a magical world sounds interesting! I can see why this will appeal best to young readers.
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I love books with such adventures.... to my shelve this one goes. Nice review
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Sounds amazing! Thanks for the lovely review
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A young adult action packed thriller with a young girl as the hero. Sounds interesting. Thanks for the insightful review
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The plot seems intriguing. However, magic is not my theme. Thanks for a detailed review.
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How did I miss this one!?!? It sounds just a bit like Narnia initially, but then it takes off in its own direction. I think I would love little William, and I do like strong female protagonists, no matter their age. Definitely, one to consider reading. Thanks for the recommendation!
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Once you find yourself talking to the characters, then you know the author did something good in the character development. :tiphat: Your review of this book is splendid.
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