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All About Us #4: Who Made You a Princess? (All About Us, No. 4)

8 Ratings: 3.1

A book by Shelley Adina

The daughter of a wealthy businessman, Shanni Hanna thought her parents sent her to school at Spencer Academy to groom her for a career in her father's company, but when she discovers that they instead want her to marry the son of a Middle Eastern … see full wiki

Tags: Books, Christian Fiction, Series, Young Adult Books, Young Adult

Author: Shelley Adina

Genre: Young Adult Fiction

Publisher: FaithWords

Date Published: May 13, 2009

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4th in All About Us romantic, dramatic, faithful read for teens

May 30, 2009

by ChristysBookBlog1
posted in Christian Fiction

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Who Made You a Princess by Shelley Adina is the fourth book in the All About Us series about a group of teenage girls attending the elite Spencer Academy in San Francisco. Shanni Hanna has been on the sidelines in the previous novels, but she takes her turn on center stage here. In her senior year at the school, Shanni's deciding between Stanford and Harvard to get her MBA in business, but her love life has been pretty boring up til now. After meeting surfer cutie Danyel, Shanni's ready to find out what it means to be in love, but then Rashid, the Prince of Yamir, a oil-rich kingdom near Saudi Arabia starts attending the school and paying hard to ignore attention to Shanni. Shanni's hard pressed to choose between the two hotties: Danyel prays for her and writes sweet poetry, but Rashid gives her a $2 million diamond necklace and and never goes anywhere without his two bodyguards. What's a girl to do? I really love this series for teen girls. The characters are real without being cardboard stereotypes, and they struggle with issues of faith along with the real world troubles that make being a teen heaven and hell all wrapped together. The characters have been growing with each novel, and that makes them a joy to read. I was a bit worried that Adina was going to take the cliched road with this plot of prince vs pauper, but the twist is an unexpected doozy with implications that will still be rippling in future novels. I hope the senior year at Spencer Academy is extra long, because I will miss this series when it ends.

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