Cursed Princess Club, Vol. 5: A WEBTOON Unscrolled Graphic Novel

Cursed Princess Club #5

by LambCat (Creator)

For fans of Disney princesses and Sailor Moon-style girl power, Cursed Princess Club is a lighthearted story of a young royal named Gwendolyn who finds her place in a world obsessed with princes, beauty, and happily-ever-afters.
Simply because you're cursed doesn't mean you're not special.

Gwendolyn, the youngest of the king's three daughters, is living proof that princesses don't always have it all. She isn't like a typical fairy-tale princess, or other princesses in the Pastel Kingdom. In spite of her big heart and love of baking, Gwendolyn isn't particularly attractive. Unlike her sisters who have woodland creatures do their hair and makeup, or have flowers blossom wherever they sleep, Gwendolyn is a bit . . . different.

When her father proposes marriage for her and her sisters to make an alliance with the Plaid Kingdom, it breaks Gwendolyn's heart to hear that Prince Frederick thinks she's "really ugly." Overwhelmed and ashamed, she runs away into the forest and encounters the twisted world of the Cursed Princess Club, where her life will never be the same.

In this fifth book in the series, Gwendolyn continues to blend her Cursed PrIncess Clubworld with her real world-and finally hosts her dinner party. All she has to do is manage seating arrangements, organize the catering, lead good conversations . . . and convince her family that her guests from the Cursed Princess Club are completely normal, not-cursed princesses.

If that's not enough to juggle, the entire Plaid Kingdom royal family is joining too. The event does give Gwen the opportunity to spend more time with Frederick, who she continues to grow closer with despite still struggling with her self-esteem and shattered reflections. Meanwhile, the Cursed Princess Club members are on a mission-besides supporting Gwen, they plan to scour the Pastel Palace for hidden secrets about Gwen's mysterious mother.

This volume collects episodes 94 to 110 of the hit WEBTOON series with over 285 million views.

Genres: Graphic Novels, Fantasy, Romance, Young Adult, Comics, Fiction, Manga

336 pages, Hardcover

First published November 25, 2025

About the author

LambCat is a small, omnivorous, and easily frightened creature who has burrowed deep into the Pacific Northwest to draw comics and make music. They can be lured out by Bill Evans records and frosted animal crackers.

Reviews

[Rosh (will be MiA for a fortnight!) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Finally, an update on Volume 5!! That cover is swoonworthy! 😍

As a policy, I never rate or review books I haven't read, but I will make an exception for this one as I have read the entire series through the WebToon app. If you think this series is only for teen girls, you are sorely mistaken. This is among the best graphic novel series I have ever read!

I am rooting for the author to complete the adaptation of her work from the single-scroll WebToon layout to this graphic novel format quickly and smoothly. She had mentioned on Instagram that there might be about 10-11 graphic novels to cover all four seasons, so we have a long wait ahead of us.

This fifth volume, containing episodes 94 to 110 (thus completing Season 3 and stepping into Season 4), is due for publication in November 2025. In the meantime, you can either read the series through Webtoon or get your hands on the first four graphic novels. You won't be disappointed!


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For your reference: here’s a comparative listing of the episodes on the WEBTOON app and the physical graphic novels.

WEBTOON:
Season 1: Episodes 1 to 29.
Season 2: Episodes 30 to 61.
Season 3: Episodes 62 to 106.
Season 4: Episodes 107 to 173.
The end.

PHYSICAL GRAPHIC NOVELS:
Volume 1: Complete Season 1, Episodes 1 to 29.
Volume 2: Complete Season 2, Episodes 30 to 61.
Volume 3: Season 3, Episodes 62 to 77.
Volume 4: Season 3, Episodes 78 to 93.
Volume 5 (To be released in November 2025): Season 3-4, Episodes 94 to 110.

[Jen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was fabulous and the ending! GAH!! I need more now! I love Gwen and her Plaid Prince and I SO want for them to be happy it's not even funny. I want all of the cursed princesses to get their HEA, ngl. We are starting to get some more info on Gwen's MIA mom and it seems like it might be kind of sad. I'm hoping it turns out ok!

I own all of the volumes that are out in hardcover and paperback, because I needs them mai precious.

5, highly recommended that you start this series from the beginning and binge them you will be glad you did, stars!

My thanks to NetGalley and Wattpad WEBTOON Unscrolled for an eARC of this book to read and review.

[Rebecca · Rating 3 out of 5]

We finally get some possible character development for at least one parent. Like other webtoons, this ends up feeling a bit unnecessarily drawn out. I will probably keep reading the series. It's fun. I just fibd that with each volume I find it less engaging.

[Sam · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you SO MUCH to NetGalley and Wattpad WEBTOON Book Group | WEBTOON Unscrolled for the digital ARC for review!

I was extremely excited to see that the next volume of my favorite graphic novel series of all time was available on NetGalley. This series means literally so much to me. It has EVERYTHING I am looking for in a graphic novel.

This volume did not disappoint, it actually EXCEEDED my expectations, which might I add are very hard to exceed considering my adoration of this series. This is probably my favorite volume so far.

I loved how every single plot point that has come up in the past has been expanded upon in this issue while also adding new and interesting plot points. We have been waiting for a long time to get more information on Gwen’s mother and I am so glad that we got some payoff this volume.
I am beyond excited to see what happens to these quirky and unique characters as their journeys continue in further volumes.

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again: PLEASE READ THIS SERIES. You will not regret it. I will continue to recommend this series and also buy the physical copies when they come out.

[Debby Tiner · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have been experiencing a bit of a reading slump lately, which is very rare for me. But I never fail to get excited about the Cursed Princess Club books. They’re so short and cute and readable. I love the characters and I wish more of the books in the series were out already.

It was really cool to learn more about Gwen‘s father and Leland. I also really enjoyed finding out Jolie’s backstory.

I definitely have some reservations about some things that happened at the end of the book and what that’s going to mean for future volumes.

Favorite interaction:
Frederick: what? Dinner party?! For Gwen’s school?
Leland: I know. I'm not too enthusiastic either. Cooking is best left to the help. Jack was gushing, saying you can taste the love in Gwendolyn's food. But what if some of us prefer the taste of obedient resignation, hmm?

[Mayra Umbricht · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excelente. Totalmente entretenido, es comedia pero al mismo tiempo tiene esas escenas melancólicas que te sacan una lágrima.
Lo he leído en weebton. Los otros volúmenes (exactamente el 1,2 y 3) no sé en qué fecha exacta los he leído, pero fue a aproximados de 2023, y a finales de 2024 retomé todos los volúmenes de está maravillosa obra, y la verdad no me arrepiento porque fue muy divertido.
Gran desarrollo de personaje y trama. (⁠⸝⁠⸝⁠⸝⁠´⁠꒳⁠`⁠⸝⁠⸝⁠⸝⁠)
Aún así quiero saber qué ocurrió después con Blaine!??

[Bee · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was mistakenly under the impression that this was the final installment in this series and I'll be honest, I'm more than a little disappointed that it wasn't. This volume, for me, was much weaker than the previous few and felt really stretched out.

It was still cute, but had less humor and emotional moments. There was definitely some plot points leading us to an ending and this one felt very much like a lead up book. Hoping that the next one is the conclusion.

[Ryleigh · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thank you to NetGalley and Wattpad Webtoon Book Group for a free eARC of this book. All opinions are my own.

Volume 5 of Cursed Princess Club picks up where the previous volume left off. In this volume we experience the aftermath of Prez’s confession, namely Whitney’s place in the club. Another familiar face makes her return. Meanwhile Gwen frantically prepares for her dinner party and her growing feelings for Prince Frederick. The Cursed Princess Club has a secret mission at the party: to find answers for the mysteries of Gwen’s family.

The illustrations and humor continue to be top notch. As someone who read the original release of the series on Webtoon and loved it, I eagerly await the publication of this volume and future volumes.

Actual rating: 4 stars

[Emma Martin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Crazy series!
Not all the jokes were family-friendly, but the art is fantastic and the characters are lovable. The story changes a lot as it goes on, with the focus moving from Gwen’s family to her personal life to her mother’s story, but it ends up making sense. Would reread; would not recommend to younger readers.

[Amber Kestner · Rating 5 out of 5]

It wasn't the exact ending I was hoping for but seeing Gwen get her somewhat happy ending is the best I could get. No, I didn't read the bonus material. All I can say is thank you LambCat for an awesome Series and can't wait to see the Novel's next.

Highly recommend if you love reading about curses and princesses.

[☪︎* vel ✰.*]

pensé q el 4 era el último xq lo he leído en el webtoon y ahora se ve desordenado xq están todos juntos menos este (xq leí otros libros) 😭😭

[Esperanza · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great addition to the series!

[Kierston Foutz · Rating 5 out of 5]

These just keep getting better and better!

[Sarah Presnell · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely love this webtoon and was so excited to pick up volume five! It was absolutely as wonderful as it was when it was released weekly. This is such a charming story about self acceptance.

[Chloe · Rating 5 out of 5]

So many wonderful reveals in this one!

[Brianna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Still obsessed, still so cute, still waiting for the ending

[McKenzie Richardson · Rating 5 out of 5]

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I love this series and this volume did not disappoint.

Gwen's family life and the Cursed Princess Club collide as she hosts a dinner party at her home. The CPC will have to be on their best behavior while also carrying out a secret mission of their own - to learn more about Gwen's mysterious mother.

Such a great story. Humor, tension, mystery, and a wonderful cast of characters.

Fantastical artwork that wonderfully balances humor, beauty, and darkness.

This series has built so wonderfully. I've really enjoyed getting to know all the characters and seeing the changing dynamics between them.

Also includes a bonus comic about Jolie's curse, a short comic following Fredrick, and a sample of the etiquette guide used in the book.

Humor, sweetness, and mystery. This is such a great series. Looking forward to seeing what happens next.

[Izzati · Rating 5 out of 5]

I stumbled upon these graphic novel series at BBW 2024 and although I found volume #1 and #2, I decided to buy only the first one just in case it was not really my cup of tea. Plus, volume #2 was priced much higher than volume #1 for some reason. But now I regret it so much! I fell in love with these series so deeply and I can see myself wanting to re-read it in the future.

In Pastel Kingdom, there are three princesses and a prince. They’re all beautiful, especially the prince and have fairy tale-like princess powers like animals who help them and flowers that bloom around them. Oh, except the last princess, who was born for the lack of a better word, ugly. But since all in the family never treated her differently, she never thought of herself as lacking in the good looks department, until she overheard her betrothed calling her ugly behind her back. One day she stumbled upon a group of monster-looking people who turned out to be part of the Cursed Princess Club, a club where people who were different and cursed gathered for safety. She felt somewhat belonged even though she was not in any way cursed. But she then learned that being accepted by others and being accepted by yourself are two very different things.

This book featured almost every single thing that I like: fairy tale retelling, self-love, genuine friendship, diversity, quiet love that builds up, strong characterization, learning from failures, beauty standards, gender-bending traits and hilarity. The author’s humour is just top-notch to me, I honestly don’t know how LambCat came up with some of the things they did. I found myself laughing out loud so many times because a lot of the jokes came out of nowhere!

I can see myself re-reading these graphic novels a few times, and yes, I would highly recommend this series to anyone who is interested! If you want to know if this is something that you’d enjoy, you could try reading it from Webtoon first. I rated all of the books in the series 5 shining bright stars!

[寿理 宮本 · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is actually on the weaker end of the series, but I still love it because it *approaches* being a hilarious rom-com all the way through from start to finish. I'm not excited about how Gwen's dinner party went down (though I do appreciate the dramatic tension it had the first time through!), but some of that is just identifying too well with what some of the characters are going through. Okay, maybe I'm not "objectively ugly" and scare young children just by looking at them, nor have I had any of the other problems the cursed (and not-cursed) characters have had... of course not! I don't live in a universe where magic is a thing, much less magical curses.

But there is still a high comedy-to-dud ratio, and I (mostly) enjoyed reading this all over again, even if I accidentally missed (re-)reading and reviewing book 4—doesn't matter, at this point I can basically pick up wherever and reminisce about the story now that it's completed! Probably a tough sell to complete newcomers, though, particularly if the "ugly thing" on the cover scares them off. It really is sort of a double-edged sword having a deliberately ugly (but not TOO ugly) main character in that respect. I probably only got into the series myself because the cover for book 1 didn't spoil things too much.

Absolute recommend for fans, though, but then I wouldn't need to sell you on it if you already were one!

[Lilly · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thought this was going to be the last one so I kept wondering why the pacing was slow. This one wasn’t very engaging, I’ve rated all the other volumes 4 or 5 stars but this one feels more like a 3.5. When we found out why the king won’t let his daughters go out, I wish he would tell his daughters the reason. It’s a sweet reason. It’s nice there will be more to the story but I’m just a little disappointed after loving the first 4 volumes and then having to wait a few months to read this one, and then being surprised that this isn’t the last one and I have to wait for the rest to come out. It’s not the authors fault, I think it’s just because it took my library 2 months to get this volume so having that big break in between books makes me feel less connected to the story. Idk why it takes my library 2 months after the book is published to get it in stock.

I think I can read what happens next on webtoon but reading digitally is so hard on my eyes.

Also the hardcover edition of this is so hard to hold open, it was hurting my hand trying to read it one handed.

[:¨·.·¨: `·. izzy ★°*ﾟ · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you to Netgalley and Wattpad WEBTOON Book Group for sending me an ARC in exchange for my honest review.

This volume is one of my favourites in the series, I had so much fun reading it! From the first volume, I fell in love with the characters, especially the cursed princess club. I really enjoy the witty style of writing, and reading this volume made me smile the entire time. I even chuckled a few times.

I felt that the storyline continued fluently from the last volume, and maintained a good pace throughout. I was very intrigued with where the plot was going, and with what we found out towards the end, and I cannot wait for the next volume.

The art style manages to incorporate the humour and wit, without being too over-the-top or flashy. Overall, I think the author does a brilliant job at creating a story you're interested in, with lovable and complex characters, and an art style that adds to the funny and charming writing.

[Sam · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thank you Netgalley for this ebook!

We rejoin Gwen and the CPC as they deal with pretending to be normal to attend Gwen's dinner. While there, the CPC members seek out answers to who Gwen's mother is, in the hopes of helping Gwen with loving herself. On the romance front, Gwen grows closer to the guy she likes, and her sisters deal with their own relationship woes.

The story of loving yourself, no matter what you're dealing with, and acceptance on a range of spectrums, continues in this lovely book. I love seeing what Gwen and the CPC are up to, I'm hopeful she will get to the place she needs to be. I also appreciate the display that healing isn't linear, with characters doing better and worse as they encounter different things in their lives. I also enjoy the wide variety of characters, that's a lot of fun. So far, I think Gwen's sisters deserve better, but that's a separate issue.

[Charessa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you to Webtoon and NetGalley for the eGalley to review, because the moment I saw that this was available, I snatched up the opportunity so quickly!

As always, LambCat is doing an amazing job at telling this story and I eagerly gobbled all the new lore and character development we got in this fifth volume. So many things were confirmed or subverted that I didn't know what to expect--which, in this case, is a good thing, because it kept the story fresh and riveting. Several times I had to force myself to stop reading because of how much of a page-turner it was! And I will continue to diligently stop myself from reading the online version for the rest, because I want to give these print copies of the story the love they deserve.

If you've made it this far into the series or have been a fan of it since its serialization began online, you won't be disappointed.

[Paige Johnson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Still think it’s silly how long this party was drawn out to get to. The flowers look weird without an outline. The dad was more like himself this book, which I’m all for. Always like to see his bromance with the other king. Glad the other cursed princess came back. Some funny moments with the Plaid Queen and Colonel Cat.

The hot pink flower kiss panel is so pretty. The princesses look so cute like Powerpuffs as babies too. We should have more flashbacks of them little as gags or something. Art festival ironically ugly like made on Paint. Glad we got slightly more parents’ backstory and Jamie’s thought reading again.

Bonus with the void eyed princess backstory and cool devilish character. Weird not to put in story though—like she’s much more á striking looking character than goblin Gwen. Kinda anticlimactic even if we knew how it’d end.

[Sabrina Marshall · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was so excited to get my hands on the unscrolled version earlier. I’ve been obsessed with this story since happening upon volume 1. This graphic novel is for a slightly older teen to adult. I think some themes are for an older crowd. If you liked any of the earlier novels you’ll love this one as well.

We see the continuation of Gwen and Fredrick’s relationship. As they are still trying to understand and realize their feelings for each other. While their friendship is growing, we see their sisters have issues with their betrothed but continue to discuss and figure out who each other are.

We also FINALLY get to the well alluded dinner party. And while things go a little haywire, will Gwen, the CPC and even Fredrick be able to save it?

[Lizzie RoseShine · Rating 4 out of 5]

Plot twist Frederick dad's is the main villain in this story n I understand his reason. Gwen meet her mom in her dreams is really heartwarming. Cpc Team up with Gwen's siblings against plain kingdom to save Gwen - to be honest - Lorena(Gwen's sister) is kinda badass in a fight especially prez. Overall there's funny scenes. Well I kinda ship prez with Whitney. Gwen sister's begin to learned the truth about Frederick who hate Gwen(season 1) n begin to hate the guy they're loved - that's pretty messed up. Frederick's mom got her screen time n being a diva especially their sheep. Gwen's dad heard the news from Gwen n her sisters about his best friend invaded his place n got riot 😂😂.

[Jessica · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ooh it was so nice to be back into the silly world of Cursed Princess Club. All the characters were so smart and funny, and I loved seeing them grow and learn more about their story.

Volume 5 focuses on Gwen throwing a dinner party for her family, Cursed Princess Club, and the Plaid kingdom’s royal family. Gwen pulls off a perfect dinner party, but she is so exhausted by all the hard work, that she falls asleep at her party. The Cursed Princess Club tries to learn more about Gwen’s mother, and they actually learn more about Gwen’s father. Frederick tries to help Gwen with her party and tell her how he feels.

[Mary · Rating 4 out of 5]

This series was a wild ride. To be completely honest, I didn’t think I would enjoy this very much but somebody gave me a copy of volume 1, so I gave it a chance and I was so surprised! It’s so funny, but also so heartwarming and surprisingly emotional.

I loved all of the cursed princess club members and Gwen’s family so much. I love that they didn’t treat her any differently and saw her as beautiful.

The part at the end with the mom being in the portrait made me so emotional but it also made me smile.

[Sydney · Rating 5 out of 5]

I’ve loved this series for a long time, and it was so nice to finally see some development about Gwen’s background! Watching her grow and come out of her shell throughout this series has been incredibly heartwarming, though she still has a ways to go. I also really loved watching Fredrick come out of his shell and act on his feelings. The pacing was great and honestly the character development is phenomenal! I CAN’T WAIT for the next volume.

Thank you NetGalley for this arc in exchange for my honest review.

[Kenya · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you to NetGalley and WEBTOON for an advanced e-reader copy of this graphic novel in exchange for an honest review. I absolutely love The Cursed Princess Club by LambCat and can’t recommend this series enough! This is book #5, and it continues to captivate me with its emotional depth and the new layer of mystery surrounding the princess’s mother. Like in the previous books, Gwendolyn is still grappling with self-image and identity, but I’m so happy to see her surrounded by such a supportive family and friends. Can’t wait for the next graphic novel to dive deeper into the story!