More Than a Princess Books in Order

The More Than a Princess books center on Aislin, princess of the hidden kingdom of Eliasind. She is half fairy and half pedrasi, which means she belongs to two magical peoples at once, and carries gifts from both sides of her family. That mixed heritage is part of what makes her strong, and part of what puts her under pressure from the start.

Eliasind has been kept apart from the human world for good reason. When humans suddenly make it through the guarded passageway into that hidden land, Aislin's life stops being sheltered very quickly. She is mistaken for a human, taken away from home, and pulled into a conflict that is much bigger than one girl's bad luck. Hidden routes, royal politics, and old fears about magic all start to matter at once.

Aislin's story is not just about escaping capture. It is also about learning how to move through rooms full of people who underestimate her, dislike her, or want to use her. In the first book, More Than a Princess, she has to protect her kingdom's secrets while sharing space with human princesses and ladies-in-waiting who are quick to point out her differences. Baker gets a lot of mileage out of that setup. There is tension, but there is also humor, friendship, and a steady push toward empathy.

Aislin keeps choosing courage over self-pity.

The second book, Power of a Princess, widens the scope. The balance between magical people and humans begins to shift, and Aislin has to think less like a sheltered royal daughter and more like a leader. One of the nicest touches in this part of the series is that she does not simply gather the usual polished helpers around her. She looks for bravery and loyalty in unexpected places, which fits the series' larger message about who gets to matter.

These books read like classic fairy-tale adventures, but they are especially interested in belonging, prejudice, and the difference between appearances and character. The stakes are real, yet the tone stays warm and accessible. If you like hidden kingdoms, capable girls, magical creatures, and stories where kindness is not the same thing as weakness, this is a very easy series to settle into.