![]() ![]() ![]() You might want a good year or so before reading Palace of Stone if you loved Princess Academy to pieces. It’s disappointing though, especially if you’ve just finished reading Princess Academy. I guess Palace of Stone could be called pretty good. Picking up where Princess Academy left off, this incredible stand-alone story celebrates the joys of friendship, the delight of romance, and the fate of a beloved fairy tale kingdom. Soon Miri finds herself torn between loyalty to the princess and her new friends’ ideas, between an old love and a new crush, and between her small mountain home and the bustling city. They think that Miri will help them, that she “should “help them. There, Miri befriends students who seem so sophisticated and exciting… until she learns that they have some frightening plans. When Miri and her friends from Mount Eskel set off to help the future princess Britta prepare for her royal wedding, she is happy about her chance to attend school in the capital city. Coming down from the mountain to a new life in the city seems a thrill beyond imagining. ![]()
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