Teenage Dutch Princess Catharina-Amalia, heir to the throne, says she’s not ready to be queen in book

Amalia, the oldest of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima’s three daughters, is first in line to the Dutch throne.

The book, titled "Amalia," delves into Amalia’s school life, her occasional work at a beach bar, her love of horseback riding and her education plans. The princess recently graduated high school and is taking a gap year before going to a university. She’s not yet sure what she will study but says she is interested in history, economics and law.

According to biographer Claudia de Breij, the Dutch royal told her she doesn’t feel ready to be queen and would ask her mother to step in should her father, 54, unexpectedly pass in the near future.