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A Room in the Attic (Princess , No 2)

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I'm a huge fan of 'The Little Princess'; it's one my favorite books. Charbonnet's modern-day retelling is a fantastic children's book, I'm sorry it's out of print/unavailable.

The second book in the series is just as wonderful as the first, with Molly still being the likable girl with the sweet disposition. However, now she's been forced to live to live in the attic by Ms. Thacker, and all of her posessions have been sold. But she's got a unlikely friend next door to help her out.

Charbonnet sticks to the original bones of Burgess' story, but applies her own modern twist in an interesting story that will have the reader rooting for Molly Stewart, from the first page to the last.

This book is the send in a wonderful series about a little girl who goes from being the richest girl at school to the poorest to... We read the entire series to my then 6-year-old and she loved it. In fact, the emotional drama captured both my husband's and my imagination so that we continually read ahead to see what was going to happen. My daughter, husband, and I highly recommend the entire series.

the princess book the room in the attic is a fantastic book with likable charectors its a heartwarming story that made me cry again and again i highly reccommend this book to anyone!

The second book in the Princess series, A Room in the Attic is a heartwarming tale based upon The Little Princess. I read the entire series when I was younger and they became my favorite books for many years. They are still, in my opinion, wonderful works of literature.