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About Niji no Kanata e! Shoujo Diana Monogatari
Long before she became known as the people's princess, Diana Spencer was a young girl born in the English countryside. Despite her noble status, she still experienced many of the same things all children do—from taking care of pets to going to school. Though her childhood was not without difficulties, every experience helped to shape the girl who would one day become Princess of Wales. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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