Review of The Queen of Xana

[Evelyn Mashale]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Queen of Xana" by Fred Pilcher.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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After the death of her mother, Agatha has to quickly become The Queen of Xana, as the kingdom quickly falls into the hands of the tyrant and the only way for her to rid this evil from her kingdom is by consummation with the prince of Wan but finding him is not easy.

The story of Queen Agatha, follows an aspiring woman, who wants to learn more around her, who does everything in the name of her people. She values the opinions of her people and is a good judge of character.

The story The Queen of Xana, does not only follow that of the Queen herself but that of the people she influences, the people she interacts with and the people who made an impact on her and as well as the kingdom. This further defines who The Queen of Xana really was.

The story has a documentary setting or theme, with the idea of teaching the reader about the history of this forgotten kingdom. Fred Pilcher, writes the story according to the research he had conducted, using the information he has gotten about this forgotten land and its wonderful ruler, he has managed to depict an idea of The Queen of Xana and that's a positive point on its own, besides the fact that the reader would learn of something that basically could entice the same wonder as they get when they hear about the Egyptian rulers.

Give the rating of 4 out of 4 stars, because there were errors and the story was very impactful.

This book is recommended to people who enjoy learning about the history of rulers, people who enjoy learning about Cleopatra's story would enjoy this story.

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The Queen of Xana
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