Princeless: Raven the Pirate Princess Book 4: Two Ships in the Night (Princeless Raven: The Pirate Princess, Year 2) by Jeremy Whitley 27 copies, 2 reviews Princeless: Raven the Pirate Princess Book 3: Two Boys, Five Girls, and Three Love Stories by Jeremy Whitley 61 copies, 3 reviews

Princeless: Raven the Pirate Princess Book 2: Free Women by Jeremy Whitley 70 copies, 3 reviews Princeless: Raven The Pirate Princess Book 1: Captain Raven and the All-Girl Pirate Crew by Jeremy Whitley 118 copies, 4 reviews Still, I have hope.Princeless: The Pirate Princess #2 by Ted Brandt 4 copies Furthermore, I may be getting ahead of myself on this, but I thought I glimpsed some LGBT stuff going on… maybe the development of what is to be an f/f romance, but then again it’s extremely subtle. I like art a lot, and this book doesn’t disappoint in that department. Actually, this whole comic is aesthetic, which I appreciated. The characters are all considerably developed for a first issue and they’re beautifully illustrated. I mean, that’s what the whole plot was supposed to be about, and Adrienne has six sisters she wants to save, and she doesn’t even save a single one in the first issue? That doesn’t sound right to me.īut that’s really the only thing I was irked about (even though it’s a ‘big’ thing). He wants suitors for his daughters, so he can have many to choose from! Can you believe that?Īll this sounded pretty interesting to me, and I think I even make it sound like it might be enjoyable… but sadly so, although it very much is humorous, light, different and just fun to read, I was let down by it when I got to the end and no sister had been saved. The King does have a son… but he long ago stamped him as brittle in character.

Her father, thinking she was killed and not anticipating his daughter’s convoluted plan, sends soldiers to kill whoever killed his chances at having an heir. Our intrepid, brave and reckless heroine decides to escape her secluded and unfrequented tower on the back of her very own supposedly hair-raising dragon (he’s actually really sweet to her) and save her sisters from the same situation she was in. She’s tired of waiting for the bravest of princes to come and rescue her from the humongous pink dragon keeping her prisoner (although it feels more like Sparky is guarding her). Hell yeah, no need for a prince to rescue a princess they can very much save themselves! Adrienne here (with the physical features of Tiana from The Princess and the Frog) is bored. Join Adrienne, her guardian dragon, Sparky, and their plucky friend Bedelia as they begin their own quest in this one of a kind, action packed, all-ages adventure! Princeless is the story of Princess Adrienne, one princess who’s tired of waiting to be rescued.

Genres & Themes: Young Adult, Comics, Fairy Tales, Feminism, Princesses, Princes and Knights. Princeless Volume 1: Save Yourself by Jeremy Whitley

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