Book review of A Royal’s Destiny by Anvika Perodi

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A Royal’s Destiny

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Summary

Lilith is one of the Princesses of her kingdom—the Azure Kingdom, and she needs to prove to her parents that she will make a wonderful future queen, better than her twin sister, Lydia. But Princess Lydia gets captured by the people of the Krimson Kingdom, who betrayed the Azure Kingdom. Lilith then disobeys her parents and goes on a quest to try and save her beloved sister.

“Will I, Lilith Azura, be able to save my sister, Lydia Azura? I think that, along with my newfound friends, I just might have a slight chance. The journey will be rough, but I must try. Anything for my dear sister.”
But will she able to? Who knows? There are so many dangerous creatures and obstacles along Lilith’s way, and she might not even be able to find Lydia, as the world is such a huge place…
Join Princess Lilith on her journey, and see if she can save Lydia! Or will she also get captured, and end up going on this journey all for nothing?

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A Royal’s Destiny by Anvika Perodi is an engaging and thrilling fantasy story that stands testimony to the author’s prowess as a young creative writer. I am amazed by the kind of innovation she has implemented in her fictional narrative with such finesse.

A Royal’s Destiny begins with Princess Lilith eyeing the royal throne for which her twin sister, Princess Lydia, is a stiff contender too. However, when Lydia gets kidnapped, Lilith’s competitive facade disintegrates as she is overcome by the sense of responsibility towards her sister. She gathers a team constituting her close friends in an epic adventure to rescue her sister from the people of the Krimson Kingdom. Indeed, the crossover of suspense and magic was unanticipated and I am still at a loss of words for this stupendous novel.

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The first reason why I loved reading A Royal’s Destiny was the premise itself. It is interesting to see how a pair of same-sex siblings turns from competitors for a throne to very promising and hopeful sisters. The story revolves around these two protagonists in particular, removing any possibility for a typical chivalric male character to arrive as a saviour in the course of the novel. The female protagonists are depicted as very steadfast, strong, and courageous. Interestingly, they are not depicted as the “ideal” characters by including certain flaws in their respective personalities, yet they eventually overcome these shortcomings. This character development in A Royal’s Destiny is undoubtedly wonderful and inspiring. It not merely proves the author’s ability to mould round characters, but also gives us a realistic glimpse into an individual’s mind. Most importantly, to explain such a complex idea like the coming of change in an individual’s personality is not an easy task. Yet, the author makes it look very simple and concise with the help of a very lucid and humble language. The story ticks off all the boxes that can be considered as the criteria for a good novel. The sheer depth of the plot in A Royal’s Destiny is so beautifully curated into a simple storyline is admirable, to say the least.

However, what I loved most A Royal’s Destiny is the thematic aspects which constitute the entire plot. I am impressed by how the author has displayed a very mature style of narration with the use of a very simple vocabulary. I am already acquainted with the author’s style of writing, since I previously read her debut novel A Detective’s Diary. Yet, the sudden change in tone, mood, theme, genre, and setting is so remarkable, that it only proves the fact that the author has good dexterity on the art of writing itself. I am in awe of her novels not merely for the stories, but for the kind of execution she opts for in each of her novels. My best wishes for the young author for her upcoming writings.

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Pick the book if
  • You love reading Fantasy
  • You love reading books for kids

Skip the book if

  • You don’t like reading Fantasy
Age Group

10 years and above

About The Author

Anvika Perodi is a 14 year old young and passionate writer. Her first book, A Detective’s Diary, was published in 2020. Anvika started writing short, creative stories in lower primary school as she enjoyed putting her thoughts down. Her favourite book series would definitely be Harry Potter, by J.K. Rowling. Some of Anvika’s hobbies, other than making stories, are drawing, writing little poems, doing digital art and making small animations. She says she loves what she’s doing right now and wishes to continue very much!

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