Name: The School for Good and Evil, Band 2: Eine Welt ohne Prinzen
ISBN: 9783473401413

Soman Chainani

The School for Good and Evil, Band 2: Eine Welt ohne Prinzen

This paperback edition features extra content including deleted scenes from book one, a chat with Soman Chainani, and a sneak peek at The School for Good and Evil #3: The Last Ever After! In the New York Times bestselling sequel to Soman Chainani's debut, The School for Good and Evil, Sophie and Agatha are back in Gavaldon, living out their Happily Ever After, but life isn't quite the fairy tale they expected. When Agatha wishes she'd chosen a different Happy Ending, she accidentally reopens the gates to the School for Good and Evil, and the girls find that the world they knew has changed. Witches and princesses reside at the School for Girls, where they've been inspired to live a life without princes, while Tedros and the boys are camping in Evil's old towers. A war is brewing between the schools, but can Agatha and Sophie restore the peace? Can Sophie stay good with Tedros on the hunt? And whose heart does Agatha's belong to—her best friend or her prince? Soman Chainani has created a spectacular world that Newbery Medal-winning author Ann M. Martin calls "a fairy tale like no other, complete with romance, magic, humor, and a riddle that will keep you turning pages until the end."

The School for Good and Evil #2: A World without Princes

Honestly, I think the first book ending was a better ending than another ending with these two. 

There's so much characters that people could choose from at the second book. Most of them aren't important, but they might as well give them personality other than being friends with Sophie, Agatha, and Tedros. Their only roles were to help them for some reason, not tell what exactly is their part or how they're important to the story. 

Luca

Honestly, I think the first book ending was a better ending than another ending with these two. 

There's so much characters that people could choose from at the second book. Most of them aren't important, but they might as well give them personality other than being friends with Sophie, Agatha, and Tedros. Their only roles were to help them for some reason, not tell what exactly is their part or how they're important to the story. 

Still, I liked it, obviously. 😝 

Damn what a ride. Can’t believe I love Sophie and Tedros now even tho i disliked them in the first book (and the beginning of this book too). I feel so so bad for Sophie, also i ship Tedros and Filip more than Tedros and agatha lol. I need to read the third book like, right now.

Lina <3

I felt like this book went back and forth so much, and kept me on my toes. Didn’t want to put the book down it was so good.

Bethan greig

I felt like this book went back and forth so much, and kept me on my toes. Didn’t want to put the book down it was so good.



I almost didn’t read the second book because of how gruesome the first one in the series was, but I promised my friend I would give it a shot. The characters are definitely what make this book. Dot, witch turned princess, now has a book club where she makes lovely new friends. Also, boys are nasty, Agatha and Sophie have a surprising number of lies between the two them given they claim to love each other so much, and oh my gosh, did not see that ending coming. Reflecting on it a day later, I think the author was having fun writing this. Reading about Sophie as a boy had me giggling so many times. I definitely want to read the third one after a short break, but I gave it a 3 because I’m not sure I enjoy this series enough to go back and read it. 

Adelia French

lauren carla

these characters are just too shallow for me I can’t - literally they all go on and on about how they love a certain character and then something minor happens and then it’s like the love just *poof* is gone, with no second thought about betraying the person they supposedly love. I did think it was funny how all the girls realized men are useless - like exactly!! 😂💀 and let’s be real, the men in the story weren’t really doing anything to prove the girls wrong smh. don’t get me started on tedros, literally don’t expect any loyalty or trust out of that dude ughhh 🙃

After saving themselves and their fellow students from a life pitched against one another, Sophie and Agatha are back home again, living happily ever after. But life isn't exactly a fairytale. When Agatha secretly wishes she'd chosen a different happy ending with Prince Tedros, the gates to the School for Good and Evil open once again. But Good and Evil are no longer enemies and Princes and Princesses may not be what they seem, as new bonds form and old ones shatter.

Itt nincsenek hercegek

Fruzsina Juhász

Mary Graham

wowowowowowow this book made me so mad. There were so many things wrong with this book. I really hated Agatha by the end of this book. The only good thing about this book was Hester, Anadil, and Dot. Everything else was dumb and I'm so angry at this book. Some of the ideas about men and women discussed in this book made me sick. This book could be very damaging to young children.

Angelica Garcia

Prenez des gentils, des méchants, un ou deux princes charmants, mélangez, inversez tous les rôles et vous obtiendrez un conte de fées revisité, drôle, rythmé, qui vous rendra heureux pour toujours ! De retour à Gavaldon, Sophie et Agatha retrouvent une vie qui ne ressemble en rien à un conte de fée. Lorsqu'Agata fait le voeu secret d'une autre Fin Heureuse, elle rouvre accidentellement les portes de l'École du Bien et du Mal et replonge dans un tout autre monde que celui qu'elle a connu : désormais, les sorcières et les princesses résident à l'École des filles, où on leur enseigne la vie sans princes... tandis que les garçons campent dans les tours du mal. Et la guerre se prépare entre les deux écoles...

Un monde sans princes

L'école du Bien et du Mal - tome 2

Brun

Noemie L

Svět bez princů

Škola dobra a zla

Veronika

Bisan alharthi 

Agatha und Sophie kehren an die Schule der Guten und Bösen zurück, doch dort ist nichts mehr, wie es war. Statt Gut gegen Böse heißt es nun: Mädchen gegen Jungen! Prinzessinnen aller Märchenkönigreiche haben ihre Prinzen vor die Tür gesetzt und regieren allein. Das wollen sich die Prinzen natürlich nicht bieten lassen - und greifen an! Was die Mädchen nicht ahnen: Die größte Gefahr lauert mitten unter ihnen ...

The School for Good and Evil 2: Eine Welt ohne Prinzen

SosoZ

Virginia perez

lisa

Pasaule bez prinčiem

stefanija

Witches and princesses reside at the School for Girls, where they've been inspired to live a life without princes, while Tedros and the boys are camping in Evil's old towers. A war is brewing between the schools, but can Agatha and Sophie restore the peace?

Un Mundo Sin Principes

Milagros Martinez 

gisela🪷

Da quando Agatha e Sophie sono fuggite dall'Accademia del Bene e del Male sono diventate autentiche celebrità: hanno infranto le regole e vissuto la Fiaba fino in fondo, si sono conquistate il Lieto Fine che volevano e sono tornate, cosa mai successa. E ora fanno ciò che ci si aspetta da loro. Agatha si lascia imbellettare e vestire di rosa da Sophie che, ormai incapace di tenere a freno la cattiveria, è sempre più insopportabile. Finché l'amica, esasperata, si pente di avere scelto quel Lieto Fine e si rende conto di volere un principe per la sua storia. Basta quel piccolo momento di debolezza perché tutto ricominci da capo. Agatha e Sophie si ritrovano all'Accademia, dove però tutto è cambiato. Che fine hanno fatto le due scuole del Bene e del Male? E dove sono finiti tutti gli eroi, i principi, i maschi? La saga più amata dai blogger italiani: «Io non amo questo libro. Lo venero.» Francesco Bonelli, LIBRI CIBO PER LA MENTE «Una lettura imperdibile!» LA FENICE BOOK «È uno di quei libri che non può assolutamente mancare nelle librerie!» Rory, IL COLORE DEI LIBRI «Una serie favolosa!» PARANORMALBOOKSLOVER «È stupendo! Non vedo l'ora che esca il seguito!» Alessia Nolli, SCRIVERE MI PIACE «Si piazza in alto, in altissimo nella classifica dei miei libri preferiti.» OMBRE-ANGELICHE

The School for Good and Evil, Band 2: Eine Welt ohne Prinzen

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