'Obviously,' Jude echoes, leaning back, too. 'Anyplace that uses unicorns in its official correspondence is a good place for me.' 'Now you see why I wanted to go to school there,' I say, stuffing the letter back into its envelope.

We haven't done a backyard campout since we were in fifth grade, but it's summer, and we were bored, and setting up the tent seemed like a fun thing to do. The sun set about an hour ago, and the only light left comes from my Coleman lantern, which is affixed to a little hook on the ceiling of the tent.

Grinning, I take the letter out of Jude's hands, leaning back on the nest of sleeping bags and pillows we've built inside the little orange tent I've set up in the backyard. ('Best Boarding Schools for Landing a Royal,' from Prattle) Next year, the school becomes co-ed, welcoming its first female class in the school's hundred-year history. Students at Gregorstoun may have to face early wake-up calls, bracing exercise in the frigid Highland winters, and a particularly grueling Outward Bound–esque competition known as 'the Challenge,' but they can do so among some of the most stunning scenery in Scotland and among the country's most famous residents-Prince Alexander graduated from the school in 2009, and his brother Sebastian currently attends. In any case, the school sits on 200 acres and was once the showplace estate of the McGregor family, hence the name. It could also be the school's reputation for strictness and austerity keeping some notable names away. The forbidding fortress up in the Highlands of Scotland has been the chosen spot for matriculating Scottish royalty and nobility since the early 1900s, but it's never had the same gloss as some of the other schools on our lists, possibly because of its remote location. When it comes to boarding schools in Scotland, none can beat #4 on our list, Gregorstoun. New York Times bestselling author Rachel Hawkins brings the feels and the laughs to her latest romance. Princess Flora could be a new chapter in her love life, but Millie knows the chances of happily-ever-afters are slim. Of Scotland.Īt first, the girls can’t stand each other, but before Millie knows it, she has another sort-of-best-friend/sort-of-girlfriend. The only problem- Mille’s roommate Flora is a total princess.

Here, the country is dreamy and green the school is covered in ivy, and the students think her American-ness is adorable. Soon, Millie is accepted into one of the world’s most exclusive schools, located in the rolling highlands of Scotland. Heartbroken and ready for a change of pace, Millie decides to apply for scholarships to boarding schools. Millie Quint is devastated when she discovers that her sort-of-best friend/sort-of-girlfriend has been kissing someone else. Regal romance abounds in this flirty, laugh-out-loud companion novel to Prince Charming, by New York Times bestselling author Rachel Hawkins, now in paperback!

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