Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders Vol. 1 by Jordie Bellaire

Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders Vol. 1

Jordie Bellaire

Mad Cave Studios · Paperback · May 28, 2024

Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders Vol.

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Who it’s for
Young Adult readers seeking an enchanted fantasy adventure
Themes
Female friendship, Duty versus a cherished role, Protecting a kingdom from returning evil
Genres
YA Fantasy Comics, Arthurian YA, Royalty Stories for Teens

About this book

An updated YA take on the classic 90s animated hit, encouraging the magic of female friendship and perfect for fans of fantasy adventures! Join Gwenevere, the princess of Avalon and wielder of the Sun Stone, and her friends, Fallon and Tamara, on a quest to keep Avalon safe as enchanted Jewel Riders. While the girls remain friends, things are not as they once were.

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Gwenevere—once the leader of the Jewel Riders—has had to take a step back from being a Jewel Rider in order to step into a new role as the future queen. When Merlin begins acting oddly, it's a sign that evil Wild Magic has returned to the kingdom—and so has a foe the Jewel Riders thought they'd once vanquished. With her kingdom, friends, and magic on the line, Gwenevere must choose between the life she loves and knows as a Jewel Rider and her newfound duties. Come join our circle of friends on an enchanted, new adventure for Young Adult readers!

Who it’s for

  • Young Adult readers seeking an enchanted fantasy adventure
  • Readers drawn to stories of female friendship

Where it sits

YA Fantasy Comics81%
Arthurian YA53%
Royalty Stories for Teens23%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • YA Media Tie-In Comics
  • YA Coming-of-Age Comics
  • YA Fantasy Comics
Authors
Jordie Bellaire
Publisher
Mad Cave Studios
Published
May 28, 2024
Format
Paperback
Theme
Female friendship · Duty versus a cherished role · Protecting a kingdom from returning evil
Reading lane
YA Media Tie-In Comics