Review of Queen of Highwings

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Queen of Highwings by Andri E. Elia is a riveting tale set in the mythical Yandar Kingdom, showcasing the strength and courage of its female characters. A perfect read for young females ready to explore their potential beyond gender norms. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"Queen of Highwings" by Andri E. Elia is a book whose plot takes place in the fictional Yandar Kingdom. At the head of the kingdom is a brave queen, and when her powers decline, the fate of Yandar falls on the shoulders of her three children. The book is professionally edited.

[Mayang Bature]

The worldmaker of Yand series makes for a really adventurous franchise. The determination of the queen and her army in the face of treason and the obstacles they face only makes Queen of Highwings more engrossing. Congrats on BOTD!!

[Aremu Titilopemi Funmilayo]

Nothing excites me more than seeing women understand their place and make the most of that position. Great reviews by the way and big kudos to the author for this book.

[Manang Muyang]

I'm guessing it's Hrya who would succeed her mother queen. There's no need to convince me of woman power. I've known it all along. I'm not young anymore, though, and usually shun sci-fi. I get confused by strange names that are a stress to pronounce. But I enjoy levity so I may give the book a try.

[Abraham Ozo]

Yandar Kingdom's fate hangs in the balance as the queen's children vie for the throne. A riveting tale unfolds, filled with courage, wisdom, and loyalty. Hrya's leadership and Enmiat's unwavering loyalty make them standout favorites in this thrilling adventure.

[Emma Jane Grey]

High fantasy series aren’t my thing, but it’s nice to see one that focuses on women warriors.

[Jennifer Coxon]

This sounds like a wonderful fantasy book. The characters appear to be well-developed and the story has evoked much praise from the OBC reviewer.

[Surabhi Rani]

'Official Review: Queen of Highwings' by Andri E. Elia explains the relevant points of the science fiction fantasy book for readers. I love the way in which the reviewer explores the salient features of the story. The point that this is a story about the Yandar kingdom of Highwings on the planet Phe'lak, where a courageous queen emerges, leading her armies fearlessly in the face of treachery from former allies is worth mentioning in the review. Another noteworthy aspect was that the suspense in the story was captivating. Also, as mentioned in the review, the book reminds us that the power to overcome obstacles lies within us and can only be hindered by our own inhibitions. Nice to learn that the lessons in this book would fuel the younger females' hunger for exploring the greatness that goes beyond gender limitations!

[Francis Kapola]

Given the praise Hirya receives, she likely possesses the capability to take on her mother's responsibilities.

[Sameena Ansari]

The vivid graphics and the powerful declaration, "Phe'laki women are warriors" entice me to discover the strength and resilience embodied by characters like Princess Hrya and loyal Enmiat in this wonderful fantasy novel.

[MetellaStella]

I like that it apparently frankly deals with the costs of war, namely, long-term injury.

"troubleshooting" is an odd word choice here: it brings to mind the GeekSquad sitting at a screen, not (apparently Medieval?) fantasy settings.

"Hrya's tearful longing for home struck a chord, emphasizing the overwhelming sense of distance she felt despite being physically present in her mother's bed."

This sentence without the surroundings of the story makes no sense. Perhaps provide a little more context on what's going on. Why would someone be homesick while at home?

[Prince Ekeoma]

"Queen of Highwings" by Andri E. Elia. An interesting fictional novel, talks about Yandar Kingdom of Highwings on the planet Phe'lak. A fearless and courageous queen led the armies for a battle. But then she later had an enduring mark after the war, unable to contribute to the city's restoration. She had three has three children who can take up her legacy. The question is, who is of age or matured for that? Congrats on your #BOTD.

[azza lia]

Your review left a strong impression. A fantasy book with captivating characters, vibrant illustrations, mix of humor, urgency and tension, and also a good message surely can engage any reader of any age and gender. the strange names and how to pronounce them are kinda bothering me, tho. Anyways, thank you for detailed and wonderful review.

[Mildred Amaniampong Pokuaa]

"The Queen's Legacy: A Tale of Courage and Redemption" is a captivating and beautifully written novel that transports readers to a mythical realm filled with bravery, treachery, and the indomitable spirit of a queen. Evy Journey's exquisite storytelling and vivid world-building make this book a must-read for fans of fantasy and those seeking a tale of resilience, redemption, and the enduring legacy of a remarkable queen.