Reviewed by nannah on
This book is so precious!! If I got it as a child, I think it would have shaped my life so differently ... at least ... I would have realized I was a lesbian much earlier and saved myself SO much drama/sadness/inner turmoil/etc..
In summary: this book is SO needed right now for children, and yet is so gentle and heartwarming, not just on LGBT fronts (weight issues, confidence, lashing out at others due to self confidence, etc.).
Book content warnings:
abuse (bullying)
The Knight Amira stands foot at Princess Sadie's tower, ready to rescue her.
But nothing is really as it seems. None of the other princes have been able to rescue Sadie before; why is that? And why is Amira so heck-bent on being a knight?
The story (and art) is very cute, very fitting for this kind of story, and I just find myself wanting more and more from this author. I'll also look up more from this publisher. I'm in love with it!
Reading updates
- Started reading
- 8 December, 2018: Finished reading
- 8 December, 2018: Reviewed