The Remnant Chronicles (3 part series): Mary E. Pearson

Recommend: Yes, Spoiler: Not really

This story is about a girl who wants to live life on her terms and does not apologize for making decisions (related to her life), even if they might lead to upset families, disgruntled kingdoms or potentially wars. She leaves her home a spoilt princess but her adventures help her learn about her "gift", the real problems in her and other kingdoms and also temper her biases. She meets two accomplices along the way who make her journey interesting and enable her transformation into the queen she eventually becomes :). This is a three part series and I enjoyed every moment of it.     

In my ranking I would give it a 7/10 :)



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  1. MahimaApril 22, 2021 at 10:43 AM

    Sounds great - will check it out. Lovely illustrations, as always. :)

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