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RP on Entertainment Weekly!

Jason Porath’s Rejected Princesses: Preview the new book that honors women | EW.com
Move over, Ariel. Take a seat, Cinderella. There’s a new group of princesses in town—only they’re not likely to be getting their own movies (animated or otherwise) any time soon.

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