Mashups for Teens: From Princess Grace to Princess Kate (Masters Mashups Series)

For me history got boring . . . fast. However, now, history fascinates me . . especially history learned through the lives of people who have made or are making a difference in the world. After reading this book or any of the books in this series, I hope you will agree.

This is the fourth book in the Mashup series. I wrote this one because I love princesses and these three princesses (Spoiler Alert! there is a third princess showcased in the book) are all women I admire. I share both the unique commonalities and differences between these three ladies. Just like you will find, I found surprises. My goal in writing these unique mashups has and will continue to be—to help you get inspired by their lives as I have.

Oh, the marvelous mashup. Enormously vogue in music and more recently, literature, the premise is simple. Take elemental bits and pieces of popular culture and remix them. The result is one part fresh, one part familiar.

Author Melissa G. Wilson has created her own style of the art form with her book series Masters Mashups. She takes two unlikely, yet well-known people and dissects the oddly similar ways their lives have unfolded.

These amazing and famous women have actually had lots of challenges in their lives. They also have more in common than you might imagine. It appears they’re the quintessence of happily ever after. But success didn’t come without controversy, without familiar influences, without heartache and disappointment. Included is an entire chapter of juicy facts that may surprise you--facts even your parents probably don't know!

This is the fourth book in the series of the Masters Mashups series by Melissa G Wilson. She has written numerous books, including a best seller which held a #10 Amazon spot for an entire year. Check out the other Masters Mashups too! There are plenty now and many more to come!

Melissa's organization, Networlding, provides a comprehensive service for thought leaders who want to create breakthrough books, self-published or published traditionally. But what she loves to do most is help young adults get better starts in their careers. To this end she gifts all of her earnings on this series to mentoring young adults others in publishing and book marketing internships. When she is not helping others she is hanging out with her husband, Craig, writing novels.

Finally, if you have any new ideas for Mashups, please email Melissa directly at melissa@networlding.com. She would love to hear from you!