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My The Stolen Kingdom Top 3 Points: Rich history and beautifully world-built non-Western setting - A whole new spin on a familiar “Once upon a time ”(+ hopping on the royal bandwagon!) [Not to mention Six of Crowssquad vibes] - Feminist lead The Stolen Kingdom is the first book in a series of fantasy fairytale retellings.4/5.

The Stolen Kingdom: A Fantasy Book for All Ages - Kindle edition by Rosenfeld, Ross, Chen, Sida. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets.

Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Stolen Kingdom: A Fantasy Book for All Ages/5(). The Stolen Kingdom also introduces a race of mermaids called "Meremaids" who live in the ocean and are adorably ignorant about human customs.

The end of the book contains a cameo of Rena, the "Little Mermaid" character featured The Jinni Key, the second book in the series/5(91).

Stolen kingdom book   The Stolen Kingdom is a tale set in mideval times about an usurper who, as the title might imply, uses his power to take It is a book designed to hook young male readers into reading more books.

This book is meant to be read to a kid, or by a kid, a little each night before they go to bed.4/5. For Christmasmy sweet boyfriend gave me a $ Kindle gift card.

One of the first books I rushed to snag was the first in authortuber Bethany Atazadeh’s retelling series, The Stolen I’ve been watching her writing channel for a few months, this is the first book I’ve read by Bethany, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Stolen kingdom book "The Stolen Kingdom is an immersive, heart-pounding suspenseful experience that will have you reading as fast as you can.

Atazadeh delivers characters that you will fall in love with and root for until the very end." - Bri R. Leclerc, author of Beaconfield THE STOLEN KINGDOM SERIES READING ORDER: Book 1: The Stolen Kingdom: An Aladdin retelling/5(3).

THE STOLEN KINGDOM is a loose Aladdin retelling. Set in a world that humans share with Mermaids, Dragons, and the elusive Jinni, this isn’t the fairytale you remember **If you enjoy clean romance, adventure and intrigue, then grab your copy today to Brand: GRACE HOUSE PRESS. The Stolen Kingdom is a retelling of "Aladdin" by Bethany was recommended to me by one of my readers.

Praising it can feel a little self-indulgent due to the many coincidental similarities it has to my own book, The Stolen said, I found the setting and story of The Stolen Kingdom very enjoyable overall.

Even though it focuses on the princess from the tale, it is not a. Bethany Atazadeh's upcoming fantasy series is a series of retellings based in a unique fantasy world. The first retelling is loosely based on the original Aladdin.

The second retelling is based on the original Little Mermaid. The third & fourth tellings have been revealed on Bethany's Patreon page.

The Stolen Kingdom (book 1) Bethany Atazadeh. The Stolen Kingdom (link to Amazon) was a bit of a slow start for main character, Arie, suffers from a jinn gift that could get her killed—she hears other people’s thoughts about her. This book is one wild ride!” —Tamora Pierce on Stormrise Nothing is quite as it seems in this thrilling fantasy adventure by Jillian Boehme.

For a hundred years, the once-prosperous kingdom of Perin Faye has suffered under the rule of the greedy and power-hungry Thungrave kings. Stolen is the debut novel of author Lucy was published in the UK in and is the story of Gemma Toombs, a year-old girl who is kidnapped by a year-old man named Ty and taken to the middle of the Great Sandy Desert in the Australian led A Letter to My Captor, the book is told in second person narrative as a letter from Gemma to : Lucy Christopher.

Find Stolen Kingdom by Daniel Graxton at Blurb Books. Daniel Graxton shares his journey on an art photography letter to the ed on: Octo   Can you tell I don't normally do positive book reviews. I can. lol Please enjoy the video and don't forget to check out the book if you would like to read it.

- Goodreads: ads. -The Stolen Kingdom. Book Blurb: How can she protect her kingdom, if she can’t protect herself. Arie eagerly anticipates becoming Queen of her humble kingdom.

Even when a Jinni’s Gift manifests before her 18th birthday, she fights to hide the forbidden ability. Each book features a different princess in the same magical world who has to fight for her happily ever after.*** WHAT READERS ARE SAYING: "A beautifully whimsical story in a new fantasy retelling series, which pays lovely homage to its predecessor.

The Stolen Kingdom is a creative take on a classic that is sure to enrapture readers."-4/5(). THE STOLEN KINGDOM SERIES READING ORDER: Book 1: The Stolen Kingdom: An Aladdin retelling. Book 2: The Jinni Key: A Little Mermaid retelling.

Book 3: The Cursed Hunter: A Beauty and the Beast retelling (releasing June 30th & available for preorder) Book 4: The Enchanted Crown: A Sleeping Beauty retelling (coming Fall ).

The Stolen Kingdom is the first book in this series, and if you like this one you are in luck. Book Two, The Jinni Key comes out December 3rd. The Stolen Kingdom follows Princess Arie as she attempts to prevent Amir from stealing her kingdom (see what I did there?) and hide the fact that she’s a Gifted woman, something that could get her killed.

Book Review: The Stolen Kingdom. Sydney Hawthorn. September 1, Book Review. Today I am honored to share with you my book review for The Stolen Kingdom by Bethany Atazadeh. I was chosen to receive an ARC copy of this beauty in exchange for an honest review, and all I have to say is wow.

Not only is this story a loose Aladdin retelling. “Richard Bell's must-read book forces readers to grapple with the national reach of bondage in a United States where borders beween freedom and slavery were fluid. It is the story of five boys who were stolen, but it tells two other stories at the same time: the story of how whole communities were plundered by the trade in human beings, and.

In Stolen Richard Bell brings to life amoral con men, heartless slave dealers and suffering victims. He vividly re-creates the squalid social environments of interstate human trafficking. His superbly researched and engaging book exposes previously hidden horrors of American slavery. - The Wall Street JournalReleased on: Octo   Last video was about why book covers change in the publishing industry, but this video is about why I changed MY cover for The Stolen Kingom + I .The Stolen Kingdom by Ross Rosenfeld is a very unhappy book, or maybe an unfortunate one.

It definitely suffers from multiple personae disorder. It tells the story of the missing prince in a new way; the story is placed in an imaginary Europe without giving away any cultural details as to where exactly it is.