Princeless, Vol. 3: The Pirate Princess
Ratings5
Average rating4.2
This is still super charming, I wish there was more character development but we did get a little world development in this vol. about how their fathers, our main dragon girl and pirate girl( I can not remember names very well) are enemies, and wolf clans. These volumes are pretty fun and a breeze to get through. I recommend these if you like female protagonists, D&D type stories, or looking for a different take on princesses. ~Ashley
4.5/5
Loved this! Just took half a star because some ableist language. But overall this was great. :)
oh my godddd I love ittttt, so fun! The art especially popped on this one, and I love Raven so much.
Also just gonna mention that Raven is a queer lady pirate...if that is of interest to any of you.
This volume is our introduction to Raven, daughter of the Pirate King and identity of The Black Arrow. Raven is our rogue character, chaotic good in the alignment schemes. Also really great outfits. I would love to cosplay either of her outfits.
The story is simple (we're on a classic hero's quest here with Adrienne gathering her party of unlikely allies), but still enjoyable. Whitley's commitment to providing quality entertainment with a diverse cast, a positive message, and a serious amount of action and adventure remains clear. This particular volume is somewhat divorced from the main storyline and can be appreciated without having read the other books. Highly recommended for anyone looking to inspire a young adventurer.