Review of Agatha the Beloved Queen

[Margi zuu202]

Book of the day BOTD is sci-fi -fantasy a fairy tale we know most fairy tale ends with beautiful princess and handsome Prince live happily ever after.. this fairy tale has a twist in the land of xana queen Julia aristocratic monarch had a daughter princess Agatha and when the evil sorcerer magic came to xana and killed queen Julia and take the vast wealth of the land for herself..! princess Agatha uses her power's to reduce their suffering and the only way was to make love to his handsome man Olaf .. the book takes us to were Agathe and beloved husband bring prosperity and happiness to every person in xana..I love the twist of tales in this book it was well written and reviewed I will recommend it

[MichelleYong]

I always found historical fiction stories interesting, especially those about the power struggles between nobles and the meticulous plans they pitch against each other. I'm already interested in reading this book after reading the sample, such high praise from the reviewer makes me want to read it even more.

[BRIAN MULUMETI]

[bn=][/bn]Agatha notices the trends of injustice that was used to enslave the lower class to poverty. She tries to do something about it. Literature if applied in the current society then we are safe.

[Tara D Morgan]

This excellent review gave me a feel for this medieval story. This review sold the book to me as I am an avid reader of anything set in Tudor and medieval times. Agatha sounds like a fascinating main character, and I can't wait to read about her!

[Caroline Kerr]

I appreciate a book that has a strong female lead, and that both the author and the reviewer were upfront with the fact that nudity and sexuality were themes throughout this book. As someone who myself is asexual, it is not something I feel I may myself enjoy, but that does not mean it is not still a good book.

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I like Agatha, I like how she was wise enough to notice the difference between the commoners and aristocrats, How the rich keeps getting rich and the poor keeps getting poor. Agatha the beloved Queen is a fantastic book. Congratulations on book of the day

[sabrinaknight]

just the book you want to read. A book about a strong independent queen we are all in

[Chimdik Chimezi]

"Agatha the Beloved Queen" by Fred Pilcher is an interesting story of of beautiful girl, Xana, who wishes to reduce the chasm between the commoners and the aristocrats. Great book!

[Christell Lindeque]

This book is for readers interested in hystorical fiction with fantasy. Agatha tries to help the poor people but the people gaining too much from the poor people's suffering will try to stop her. Great review!

[Annas Felix]

It's great to see a fictional book reading like a non-fictional book. That shows that the characters, like Agatha, are realistic. Awesome.

[Wilkister Inzai Avagalwa]

Was Agatha able to protect her kingdom from those who want to benefit from it at the expense of the commoners? I can't wait to read Agatha the Beloved Queen by Fred Pilcher and find out. Congratulations on the BOTD.

[Chubiojo Osayi]

Agatha the queen in this book fights for the justice of the masses and this her action reminds me of the present day activists.It is really nice when the ruler of the kingdom in any book is not an antagonist. This is a really nice review.

[Kendal Low]

I’ve previously reviewed this book and did not like it so much. I found the writing to feel rather childish. However, I’m glad you enjoyed reading about Agatha and her life. Great review!

[Hubre De Klerk]

Restoring justice and peace in a world where wealth rules, will always be a challenge and could lead to a great story with many different paths. I am not sure if this is the book for me, but it definitely sounds interesting. Well done on #BOTD!

[Heidi M Simone]

Hopefully, Queen Agatha will be able to reconstruct her land and make it successful! It’s great to hear that the author presents his story well. I love when stories hook you from the beginning. Good to know that was the case here. Also, I’m glad the author portrays that everyone is important no matter social status and you learned some leadership skills. Erotic scenes aren’t for me, but glad you enjoyed this read regardless. Thank you!