If I had to choose though, I would still prefer the first book, because of the whole set up. Princess in Practice was a better-written book than Undercover Princess in my opinion. I already have my favourite girl couple, and it's not Lottie and Ellie. They have a thing, and the author ruined it with trying to convince me Lottie likes girls. They even reminded me of Dimitri and Rose from Vampire Academy. But Lottie had such a nice slow-burn romance going with Jamie, getting to know him and all. Yes, we know lesbian relationships are against the rules in the kingdom and Ellie's father would be furious to find out. I was very upset with the author trying so hard to make Lottie and Ellie a couple. What I did love, was the dedication of the couple to stay together and what Saskia would do and sacrifice, just for the person she loves. Maybe not the romance itself actually, because to be honest, as much as I love the author, she doesn't have a skill set for writing romance. I really loved the romance between Anastacia and Saskia. Throughout the book, we don't see any romantic scenes, but we do have a lot of subtle talks about them. It was soothing to know that she still cares about him, and always will, despite their lives being very different now. I loved that Lottie has her moment with her old best friend, when she visits the hometown, and tells him all about the princess world.

With the new school year starting, their enemies are on the rise again, plotting their new actions, and Lottie and Jamie are more than ready to protect their princess.īut as always, things are not as easy as they seem, and they never suspect that danger will be so close to them, now more than ever. The story continues where it left off, with Ellie, Lottie and Jamie settling after the adventurous ending and getting ready for their second year in Rosewood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.'' ''Nothing in life is to be feared it is only to be understood. If you thought Undercover Princess was amazing - you will definitely love its sequel. When fate puts the two fourteen-year-olds in the same dorm, it seems like a natural solution to swap identities: after all, everyone mistakenly believes Lottie to be the princess anyway.īut someone's on to their secret, and at Rosewood nothing is ever as it seems.Wishlist | Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Ko-fiįrom Connie Glynn comes the second book of the Rosewood Chronicles - Princess in Practice, and it is the adventure of a lifetime that we all have been waiting for.

Lottie Pumpkin is an ordinary girl who longs to be a princess, attending Rosewood Hall on a scholarship.Įllie Wolf is a princess who longs to be ordinary, attending Rosewood Hall to avoid her royal duties in the kingdom of Maradova.

Princess in practise