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The Cruel Prince is a young adult fantasy novel written by Holly Black. It follows the story of Jude, a human girl who is raised by the Faerie queen Madoc, along with her two older sisters, after their parents are killed in a car crash. Jude is constantly teased and bullied by the other faeries because she is human, but she is determined to prove herself and become one of them.

Jude is drawn into the dangerous world of faerie politics when she is selected to be a member of Prince Cardan’s court. Cardan is the cruel prince of Faerie and is infamous for his cruelty and lack of empathy. Jude is determined to win his favor and prove herself to him, despite the constant threats and challenges that come with being in his court.

As Jude navigates the treacherous world of faerie politics, she finds herself caught in a web of intrigue and betrayal. She must decide where her loyalties lie and whether she is willing to do whatever it takes to succeed. Along the way, she meets a variety of faerie characters, including the charming but deceptive Prince Dain, the loyal and brave Prince Balekin, and the kind and gentle Prince Orlagh.

As Jude tries to win the favor of the cruel prince, she discovers that she has her own power and strength. She realizes that she does not need to rely on others to protect her and that she is capable of standing up for herself. In the end, Jude finds the courage to challenge the cruel prince and stand up for what she believes in.

The Cruel Prince is a thrilling and exciting fantasy novel that is full of twists and turns. It is a story about identity, loyalty, and the power of self-determination. It is a must-read for fans of young adult fantasy and those who love a good political intrigue.

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