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Kaiulani: The People's Princess is a historical fiction book written by Ellen Emerson White for The Royal Diaries. It is the seventh entry in the series. The book was published in April 2001 by Scholastic. It was preceded by Nzingha: Warrior Queen of Matamba and followed by Lady of Ch'iao Kuo: Warrior of the South.

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"May 6, 1889
At Iolani Palace, Father and I met with Papa Moi and Mama Moi in the throne room. Papa Moi was solemn, as he reminded me that it will be my responsibility to do as well as possible, and in that way, further the hopes of our nation. I was glad that I have never admitted to him how fearful I am about leaving. I think he would find that petty, as I go off not for myself, but for all of the Hawaiians I will someday lead.
"I will not fail, Papa, will I?" I asked Father once we were on the way back to Ainahau.
"It was not even a possibility," he said, his voice full of confidence.
I wish I could feel that same confidence.
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Main article: List of Kaiulani: The People's Princess characters

Author[]

Main article: Ellen Emerson White

Ellen Emerson White is a children's and young adult fiction writer. She is well known for her The President's Daughter series. White is also the author of Voyage on the Great Titanic and Where Have All the Flowers Gone? in Dear America, and Into No Man's Land in My Name Is America.

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  • The cover was illustrated by Tim O'Brien, whom illustrated all of The Royal Diaries books.

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