Official Review: Nadira by Alexandra Lane

[Bukola02]

I would like to read this book. it sounds very interesting and adventurous. Thanks for the review.

[Nkoo]

A typical fairy tale children's book that revolves around a tough and strong female protagonist, a charming prince, an evil witch, a wicked queen, and many more sounds intriguing. I will definitely read this one. Thanks for a well-written review.

[Oyedeji Okikioluwa]

The characters seems awesome. I admire the courage, strength and passion of Nadira. I will love to read this book as the storyline is attractive. And nice review by the way.

[Abacus]

"Nadira" by Alexandra Lane - the writing is quite formal for a fairy tale but grips your imagination and you want to read more. Thanks for the review.

[Oyedeji Okikioluwa]

The characters seems awesome. I admire the courage, strength and passion of Nadira. I will love to read this book as the storyline is attractive. And nice review by the way.

[Verna Coy]

This sounds like a wonderfully positive fairy tale. It's great that the few errors didn't seem to affect your enjoyment of the book. Thanks for a great review!

[kljrox]

I love the fairy tale aspect of the story. The fact that the damsel is never in distress and doesn't have to be saved is what makes this the perfect story for my granddaughters to read.

[Aisha_123]

Great plot! Nadira seems like a strong-willed character which makes her an interesting read. Thanks for the review.

[Veraok]

Wow! This book is engaging for children and full of adventures and overwhelming female character in the plot got me. Lest I forget your review was catchy. Great review.

[tjportugal]

I liked the detail about the encouraging father that you mention in the first paragraph. Encouraging parents lead to secure and strong personalities in their children. And I guess that's one way to describe Nadira.
Thank you for the review!

[ccundall2130]

This book sounds like a fun fairytale type story with a strong female protagonist. Sometimes it’s fun to read a book that has an old fashioned story with witches and the lead hoping for her happily ever after with her prince. It sounds like a good one to try.

[Chelsy Scherba]

This sounds like an exciting fairy tale. I love the premise! I’ll check it out.

[Katherine Smith]

I like that fairy tales have now become more egalitarian and feature strong female leads. When I was growing up in the 1990s and early 2000s, it was all about the damsel in distress and living happily ever after. I am glad to see that in times such as these this mentality is changing to provide young children with more outlets for self expression and possibilities.

[bunmiolu]

Thanks for the review. I find reading children's and family's book very interesting. I am keen to know how Nadira's parents handled the situation. I know I will surely enjoy the book.

[Adedayo+23]

Stories with strong female protagonists are right up my alley. I’m intrigued by how this modern fairy tale is crafted. Thanks for sharing.