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Jane B. Mason is an American published author. She is known for writing in the science fiction genre as well as children’s fiction books and young adult romance.

The author grew up in northern Minnesota as part of a big family. She was born in Duluth and was one of the younger members of her family. When she was younger she loved to spend time finding trees to climb, building snow forts, and going swimming in the local Lake Superior.

Jane lives in Oakland, California with her husband and they live close to fellow author and frequent collaborator Sarah Hines-Stephens. They both have children and when they aren’t spending time with the kids, they’re busy writing books, often times together! These include The Sister Switch, the Candy Apple books, and Snowfall Surprise, among others. They have also written several series together, such as the Rescue Dogs series, the Dog and His Girl mystery series, the Bella Baxter series, the Zoey 101 books, and The Princess School series.

On her own and with others, she has written books for readers of all ages. She has used different author names for some of them and has written about a variety of topics, from princesses to Jedi, ghosts, dinosaurs, twins, Wonder Woman, super pets, Star Trek, mean girls, detective pairs, and more.

The author has resided in different places, on both coasts of the United States and the Midwest, from New York to Connecticut and California. She now lives in California, which affords her the chance to write often. She writes on a near every day basis and does so either in her backyard studio or somewhere like the dining room table of a friend. In her studio, she has a loveseat, books, and a trinket collection she’s been putting together since she was young.

Jane loves reading and writing. She also has other passions outside of literature. These include going swimming in very cold water. She loves being outside in nature in places like an orchard or a patch of berries, picking berries so that she can make jam. She loves having a good book on hand paired with a cup of strong Assam tea and jam on toast, ideally after going for a chilly swim.

Jane first got into writing when she was younger. As a teen, she would fill up tons of journals with her writing. She would attend Hamilton College and study creative writing. Upon graduating, she moved to New York City. There she worked at a publishing house as an editorial assistant. She kept working there and eventually was promoted to editor, working and doing smaller writing jobs when she had time.

The author would move to California and she worked for LucasFilm for a brief amount of time before deciding to pursue writing on a full time basis. She loves writing books that all readers can enjoy but loves writing about the ‘tricky stuff’ when it comes to being a human. Her goal is to help the readers, characters and herself make some sense out of the world and themselves, hopefully with a bit of laughter as they go.

She loves hanging out with her family and spending time with her three kids and husband and the family dog.

Jane B. Mason is the co-creator and co-author of the Princess School series for young readers. The series first became available to readers in 2004 with the publication of the first book, If the Shoe Fits. This was then followed by the second novel, Who’s The Fairest? The third book in this series is titled Let Down Your Hair, followed by the fourth book, Beauty Is a Beast. The fifth novel in the series is Princess Charming, followed by Apple-y Ever After, and the seventh book, Thorn in Her Side.

If the Shoe Fits is the fun first book in the Princess School series by Jane B. Mason and Sarah Hines-Stephens. If you are a younger reader, a parent or a teacher, this is a great book to read on your own as a child learning to read or with kids!

Princess School is starting, and the students are getting prepared for their first year. Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Rapunzel and Snow White can all expect to develop friendships, have them tested, deal with their families, a Frog identification class, and a ball.

Ella is having a tough time right off the bat. Her slippers do not fit her feet, so she goes barefoot. Her gown is a hand me down and now it’s got mud on it thanks to her stepsisters. She wants to find her fairy godmother to set things right again before her first class starts. But it turns out that the godmother is attending a convention, so she has to deal with things herself.

Ella must go through the start of Princess School without magic to help her. She’s worried about what it will be like until she makes friends with Rose, Rapunzel, and Snow White. Will her new pals help her through the school year? Read this book and find out!

Who’s The Fairest? is the second book in the Princess School series written by co-authors Sarah Hines-Stephens and Jane B. Mason. Snow White is having some trouble at home, but can she face up to what she’s going through when it comes to her stepmother?

The Maiden Games are quickly arriving, but Snow White is scared. The Princess School will be up against the Grimm School and the witches that go there. Malodora, Snow White’s stepmother, is going to be one of the judges for Grimm School. Just her cold looks make Snow White fearful. It’s bad enough to have to deal with her when she is at home but now Snow White has to contend with her outside of it too.

Snow’s worried because she thinks something bad’s going to happen. But if she backs out, her best friends and her school will be disappointed in her. She is really glad that she has the support of Rose, Ella, and Rapunzel, but doesn’t know what she will do. Malodora has so much power. Could Snow White ever take her on? Read this book to find out!