β Scribed by Meg Cabot
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Olivia Grace Clarisse Mignonette Harrison Never Thought That Being A Real Life Princess Of Genovia Could Ever Be Boring, But With All Of The New Vans And Paparazzi Staked Out In Front Of The Palace, The Whole Family Has Been On Lockdown For Weeks. So When Grandmere Suggests A Shopping Trip To Buy A Small Present For Princess Mia, Olivia Jumps At The Chanceβespecially Since The Shopping Trip Comes With The Promise Of Lunch At The Royal Genovian Yacht Club (makers Of The Best Ice Cream Sundae In The World)! Surely Nothing Could Go Wrong With Such A Simple Day Out, Could It? A Quick Shopping Trip With Her Royal Grandmere Turns Into A Much Bigger Deal Than Olivia Grace, The Newest Princess Of Genovia Expected In This E-short Edition (royal Day Out) To Meg Cabot's Illustrated Chapter Book Series From The Notebooks Of A Middle School Princess.
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