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Personal Narrative: I Love Disney Princesses
I love Disney princesses. They were always fun and adventurous. I had one problem though, none of them ever looked like me. Several of them looked like my friends, but not me. When my mom showed me The Princess and the Frog, I immediately fell in love with Princess Tiana. I admire Princess Tiana from The Princess and the Frog because she is hard-working, loyal, and determined.
Ever since she was a little girl, Tiana wanted to own a restaurant. Everyone said that she couldn’t get enough money to buy the building, but she didn’t quit. She believed in herself and knew that nothing could stop her. I want to become an artist, but creating and improving my art is hard and frustrating. But I’m still going to become an artist. I know that I won’t regret
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