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The Hollows thrums with excitement when a famous student appears on campus. Follow Zee as she rubs elbows with royalty in Book 5 of The Zee Files! Zee is getting ready to go back to school for spring term when the big news comes: there's a new transfer student in year nine--and she's a real-life princess! As everyone busily prepares for royalty to arrive, Zee can't help but worry. She just got comfortable in England--how much will her life change now with a princess at school?

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Praise for The Zee Files, Book 1: MOM'S CHOICE AWARDS(R) Gold Recipient 2021 American Fiction Awards Finalist, Young Adult category Winner, 2022 IndieReader Discovery Awards An enviable hero and appealing wish fulfillment that's spiced with teen-friendship drama. --Kirkus Reviews Mackenzie 'Zee' Blue Carmichael has just been uprooted from California to London with her family and then sent off to boarding school alone and for the first time. This thirteen year old must try to juggle long-distance friendships (the only kind she has at first) with her new home, new boarding school, new friends, and her musical talents. . . 4/5 stars. --Youth Services Book Review In this character-driven series starter spun off from the Mackenzie Blue series, California girl Mackenzie 'Zee' Blue Carmichael and her family are moving to London, and red-haired, olive-skinned Zee is headed to year nine at an English boarding school. Tina Wells's slice-of-life plotting, told in text message exchanges and a sometimes formal voice, focuses on character introductions, holding some arcs' wrap-ups for the next installment. --Publishers Weekly Tina Wells has done a nice job giving the characters personalities that make them unique and intriguing. This makes it good to know that another story in Zee's life is on the way. The story is well-crafted, interesting, and will leave readers wanting more. --YA Books Central Adding humor, life's rollercoaster, and a good amount of heart, this is a cute beginning to what promises to be a soon loved series. Zee is a lively girl. . . Her energy radiates from every page, but she's by no means overly bubbly or silly. Her decisions are thought out, she tries not to break any rules, and she's always thinking of others. She's the kind of girl everyone like and gets along with. Even the situations she faces, while being in London and, therefore, a bit more 'exotic', are the type many middle graders will be able to relate to and understand. --Bookworm for Kids

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Tina Wells is a business strategist, advisor, author, and the founder of RLVNT Media, a multimedia content venture serving entrepreneurs, tweens and culturists with authentic representation. Tina has been recognized by Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People in Business, Essence's 40 Under 40, and more. For over two decades she led Buzz Marketing Group, an agency she founded at age 16 with clients like Dell, The Oprah Winfrey Network, Kroger, Apple, P+G, Johnson & Johnson, and American Eagle that Tina connected with her network of 30,000 buzzSpotters(R) and 7,000 ""momSpotters"", all influential millennials and passionate end-consumers. Tina is also the author of seven books, including the best-selling tween fiction series Mackenzie Blue, its 2020 spinoff series, The Zee Files, and the marketing handbook, Chasing Youth Culture and Getting It Right. Tina's board positions have included THINX, the United Nations Foundation's Global Entrepreneurs Council, The Franklin Institute and Young Entrepreneur's Council. She has also served as the Academic Director for Wharton's Leadership in the Business World Program at the University of Pennsylvania and is a member of the 2017 Class of Henry Crown Fellows within the Aspen Global Leadership Network at the Aspen Institute. Stephanie Smith is a writer, editor, book author, and journalist. She is the cowriter with Tina Wells on two book series, The Zee Files and Honest June, and created several content projects and ad campaigns for Condé Nast. Her work has been published in publications including The New York Post, Yahoo!Food, and Women's Wear Daily. Stephanie has written about everything from fashion and design, music and movies, to media to finance, politics, business, and more. She also loves cooking and photography and is the creator of the food blog 300 Sandwiches. Mike Segawa is a children's book illustrator, and wears many hats in the art and design world. Previously to The Zee Files series, Mike illustrated Tina Wells' previous bestselling series, McKenzie Blue. He also works as an art director, graphic designer, and environmental designer. He splits his time between Chicago, Illinois and Los Angeles, California.

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