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Two titles: Chloe’s Secret Princess Club · Chloe’s Secret Fairy Godmother Club

Chloe’s Secret Club

Fairytale dreams vs real life — the club goes on!

7+SeriesImaginationFriendshipClubs

Chloe loves fairytales…but it’s not so easy to try and be a princess or a fairy godmother in the real-life world of home and school. But that isn’t going to stop Chloe, and so she and friends Aisha and Eliza start a secret club.

  • Chloe’s Secret Princess Club — a super imaginative girl who, along with her two best friends, has made up her mind to be a princess, and who is not going to let everyday life get in the way!
  • Chloe’s Secret Fairy Godmother Club — Chloe and her friends have a new plan: they are going to be Fairy Godmothers, and they aren’t going to let any real-life obstacles get in their way.

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