Princess Ninjas

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READITDADDY.COM -- Right from the cover, you know
you're in for a real treat thanks to a plot that embraces more than just some
chopsocky ninja skills, but delves into what it means to be a friend, and to put
others above your own self and needs. Dave's tight plotting cracks along at a
blistering pace, and although we'd say this is suitable for a middle grade
audience, it has a wider age appeal than that too - fused with a mix of shadowy
and dark mystery underpinning the action. Eduardo's artwork is also brilliant,
and if you're a fan of stuff like She-Ra or comics like Marvel Rising etc,
you're in for a huge treat. SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL (GOOD COMICS FOR
KIDS) -- Silver Dragon Books introduces the new
defenders of the kingdom of Chiyome. Bridget, Megan and Elyce are three foster
sisters and Princesses in the kingdom of Chiyome. But, in this world where
magic, ninjas and evil in all shapes and forms exist, these three princesses
become something more to protect the citizens of their realm. They become the
Princess Ninjas. With their sidekick Turtle-bear, the trio must work together to
do whatever needs to be done to protect their realm from all threats to the
peace of the land. They will also learn that being a ninja isn't just sneaking,
magic and cool karate-moves. It's also about honor, loyalty, and learning the
true meaning of family. This first volume features three stories filled with
action, family and friendship, and is from the new all ages imprint of indy
publisher Zenoscope Entertainment. It's a series both boys and girls will
enjoy.