Book details
Nihal of the Land of the Wind (Chronicles of the Overworld, 1)
Description
An international bestseller from an extraordinary storyteller-get ready for Nihal and her world Nihal lives in one of the many towers of the Land of the Wind. There is nobody like her in the Overworld: big violet eyes, pointed ears, and blue hair. She is an expert in swordplay and the leader of a handful of friends that includes Sennar the wizard. She has no parents; brought up by an armorer and a sorceress, Nihal seems to be from nowhere. Things suddenly change when the Tyrant takes charge. Nihal finds herself forced to take action when she is faced with the most difficult mission a girl her age could imagine. Fierce, strong, and armed with her black crystal sword, Nihal sets out to become a real warrior. Readers will be riveted as she forges her powerful path of resistance.
Age
12-14
Text complexity
beginner
Length
230 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Fantasy World: 'Nihal of the Land of the Wind' offers readers an escape into a richly imagined fantasy world filled with unique creatures, magic, and diverse landscapes. Licia Troisi's detailed world-building provides an immersive experience that fans of the fantasy genre will appreciate.
- Strong Female Protagonist: The character of Nihal is a compelling and strong female lead who challenges traditional gender roles. Her journey of growth and self-discovery is inspiring and provides a positive role model for readers looking for female empowerment in literature.
- Epic Adventure and Action: The book is packed with thrilling action sequences, epic battles, and adventurous quests. Readers who enjoy fast-paced narratives with a good mix of suspense and excitement will find this story gripping and hard to put down.
- Themes of Friendship and Courage: At its core, the story explores universal themes such as the importance of friendship, the courage to face one's fears, and the fight against evil. These themes resonate with readers of all ages and make 'Nihal of the Land of the Wind' a meaningful and thought-provoking read.