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RP featured in Co.Create!

Meet 12 More “Rejected Princesses” Who Were Too Badass For Disney (But Not This Book) | Co.Create | creativity + culture + commerce
“Rejected Princesses” has been illustrating stories about princesses who’ll never have movies made about them. With a book to follow soon!

Thanks to Co.Create for the outstanding followup coverage on RP! Always exciting to see the word spread!

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