☾❀Miriam✩ ⋆｡˚'s Reviews > Princess Princess Ever After

Sadie has been imprisoned in a high tower and she can't even use her hair to escape like Rapunzel. Moreover, every single prince who tried to rescue her failed miserably! Luckily, though, Amira is no prince...



This beautiful, heart-warming story is a tale of two princesses who fall in love, accepting each other's faults like no one else in their world was able to do before. Sadie, imprisoned in a tower not with bars, but by the very force of her fear and insecurities; Amira, born in a royal family where her only ambition is supposed to be being married to a prince and produce royal babies. While there is nothing bad with that intrinsically, Amira knows that it's just not her destiny: she doesn't want an easy life, she wants a chance to prove her value to herself and the world; and also, on the way, to find true love.



This is the third graphic novel I read from this author, and I am loving her work more and more as I become more familiar with it. I find it truly unique, both for the art style (I have a soft spot for her mythical creatures 💙) and for the wholesomeness of the characters and stories. In them, no one is left behind: no sexuality, body-type, ethnicity, disability etc is left unrepresented. And in such a sweet, natural way! Nothing is ever forced and the interactions are oh so positive and inspiring! I wish we could all live in a world so beautiful and uplifting like the one she portrays 💜

All you need is love!!! 💚