The School for Good and Evil: A World Without Princes
by Soman Chainani
In this second installment of the fantasy series, Sophie and Agatha find themselves separated when Sophie returns to the School for Good and Evil, only to discover it has been transformed into the School for Girls with all boys banished from the fairy tale world. The story explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the complexity of good versus evil as the girls navigate a world where traditional fairy tale gender roles have been completely upended. The book deals with questions of identity, power dynamics, and the importance of balance in relationships and society.
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