Ebook {Epub PDF} Briette by Anita Valle

The face she had seen was not her own, though it matched in every way. It had belonged to another child. Her name was Roselle. Briette entered her chamber, shut the door, and slid down in front of it. She covered her face and wept a blend of joy and sorrow. “I have a twin.” *” ― Anita Valle, Briette. Buy Briette by Anita Valle, PaperBack format, from the Dymocks online bookstore. A reading deal for: Briette by Anita Valle - What kind of girl doesn't want to be a princess? Briette never asked for any of this. She wasn't meant to be a princess. She refuses to wear a crown, doesn't care for fancy dresses, and going to balls is a punishment. If she hadn't been adopted by the king, none of this would have happened.

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Briette By: Anita Valle What kind of girl doesn't want to be a princess? Briette never asked for any of this. She wasn't meant to be a princess. She refuses to wear a crown, doesn't care for fancy dresses, and going to balls is a punishment. If she hadn't been adopted by the king, none of this would have happened. though it seems crazy, Briette decides to disguise herself as a servant and take the position. It will give her a chance to try life as a commoner, a life where she can be invisible. She doesn’t tell a single soul, not even her eight sisters. But as Briette adjusts to heavy chores, rude remarks, and prickly straw beds, she. The face she had seen was not her own, though it matched in every way. It had belonged to another child. Her name was Roselle. Briette entered her chamber, shut the door, and slid down in front of it. She covered her face and wept a blend of joy and sorrow. “I have a twin.” *” ― Anita Valle, Briette.