Rumaysa: Ever After

Every bit as wonderful as Rumaysa A Fairytale. Brimming with excitement, adventure, humour, and heart, and with a Happily Ever After that brought a tear to my eye! -- Sophie Anderson, author of The House with Chicken Legs
a winner . . . brimming with action, heart, thrills, spills and chills, this is a terrific tale for readers young and old * Lancashire Evening Post *
Hugely entertaining . . . a wonderful adventure to add to your child's book shelves, giving a glimpse into another culture and a reminder to young readers that heroines come from all kinds of backgrounds and communities * Reading Zone *
a truly amazing book * Bookbound *
An unforgettable and richy woven story of magic, danger and adventure. * School Reading List *
another enchanting masterpiece … a wonderful story, twisting fairytales on their heads and providing an empowering novel which emphasises the strength of love and friendship. * Mini Travellers *
‘A powerful, captivating and enchanting story that fills us with hope and inspiration and touches our hearts * Inclusive Children's Books *
Be dazzled, enchanted, entertained and empowered by Radiya Hafiza’s beautiful and exciting sequel . . . a terrific tale for readers young and old. * Wigan Today, Lancashire Evening Post, Blackpool Gazette *
action-packed … a wonderful adventure to add to your child's book shelves, giving a glimpse into another culture and a reminder to young readers that heroines come from all kinds of backgrounds and communities * Reading Zone *
Glitteringly beautiful & heart-thumpingly exciting. I laughed, gasped & cried tears of joy, this is a fairytale reimagining the world has needed for a long time. It's going to dazzle & delight readers of all ages -- Sophie Anderson, author of The House With Chicken Legs on Rumaysa
A laugh out loud fairy tale . . . a wonderful, immediately likeable gang of characters, hilarious dialogue and that special tale feeling - of both specificity and universality, of now, then and always . . . a joy to read. * Louie Stowell, author of Loki: A Bad God's Guide to Being Good on Rumaysa *
I loved the three heroines of this wonderful tale, loved how their stories intersected each other and that they were their own rescuers and path-finders. Three classic fairytales, beautifully woven together, sparkling with magic and humour. -- Nizrana Farook, author of The Girl Who Stole an Elephant on Rumaysa
All the fairytales in this exciting collection are vivid, magical and wonderful – each one spinning the genre on its head and bringing the stories right up to date with their diverse heroines taking centre stage. I just adored it! -- Jasbinder Bilan, author of Asha and the Spirit Bird on Rumaysa
An enchanting and cleverly woven trio of tales filled with humour, charm, and magic. -- Aisha Bushby, author of A Pocketful of Stars on Rumaysa
Blending fairytales and cultures in a witty and playful story of strong-willed female protagonists, Hafiza crafts a world of magic and enchantment with immense skill. * Waterstones.com, Best Children's Books to Look Forward to in 2021 on Rumaysa *
Gorgeous, through and through. -- Amy Wilson, author of A Girl Called Owl on Rumaysa
This is gorgeous . . . three fairytales reimagined and woven together into a lyrical and funny treat. -- Sophie Wills, author of The Orphans of St Halibut's on Rumaysa
Brown girls take centre stage in the stories of Rumaysa, Cinderayla and Sleeping Sara as Hafiza puts a playful new spin on three classic fairytales . . . woven into a funny, empowering adventure of sisterhood. * The Bookseller, One to Watch on Rumaysa *