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A review by operasara
The Royal Treatment by Lindsey Leavitt
5.0
The second book in the Princess for Hire series The Royal Treatment picks up with Desi auditioning for A Midsummer Night's Dream at the high school. In her substitute princess life Desi steps into working for level two princesses and learns more about the politics and inner workings of the agency. Desi has to figure out her conflicting feelings for a certain young prince and a fellow actor.
This book is fun cute and romantic. Like the first in the series it reads like a Disney TV movie. Desi is a strong and spunky heroine and the small bit of romance takes a backseat in the plot to Desi's princess adventures. In this book Desi finds out more of the background of the agency and how the Magic Potential is put to use. This was a fun and sweet book that I couldn't put down and read very quickly.
Appropriateness: There is nothing even slightly objectionable in this book and I would have no problem handing it to a fourth grader who wanted to read a romance and it would be loved by ten to fourteen year old girls. The lexile for the first book was 670 putting it about a fourth grade reading level.
This book is fun cute and romantic. Like the first in the series it reads like a Disney TV movie. Desi is a strong and spunky heroine and the small bit of romance takes a backseat in the plot to Desi's princess adventures. In this book Desi finds out more of the background of the agency and how the Magic Potential is put to use. This was a fun and sweet book that I couldn't put down and read very quickly.
Appropriateness: There is nothing even slightly objectionable in this book and I would have no problem handing it to a fourth grader who wanted to read a romance and it would be loved by ten to fourteen year old girls. The lexile for the first book was 670 putting it about a fourth grade reading level.