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I Am Princess X
I am Princess X is a book about the amazing friendship between two girls who created a comic together. Sadly, Libby Deaton and May Harper were separated when it was believed that Libby had drowned in a freak car accident. Three years later May discovers an online comic featuring none other than Princess X, the character that May and Libby had created together. Suddenly May, sees the princess everywhere: stickers, graffiti, patches -- an entire world that she had never noticed before that was built around Princess X. The more that May learns about this new Princess X, the more connections she finds to the events of Libby’s death and Princess X’s adventures. That could only mean that Libby, May’s best friend in the world, isn’t as dead as she

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