Disney. Kraina Lodu II. Mroczne sekrety. Historia Iduny i Agnarra

by Mari Mancusi

Die sechzehnjährige Iduna hütet ein dunkles Geheimnis. Für alle ist sie ein junges liebenswertes Mädchen aus einem Dorf in Arendelle und die beste Freundin von Prinz Agnarr. Was niemand weiß: Sie ist außerdem eine Northuldra und muss ihre Identität verbergen, um am Leben zu bleiben, denn die Menschen aus Arendelle trauen ihrem Volk nicht mehr. Als aus ihrer Freundschaft Liebe wird, bedroht Idunas Herkunft die gemeinsame Zukunft mit Agnarr. Kann Iduna ihre geheime Identität und Agnarrs Zukunft als König von Arendelle schützen?

Genres: Fantasy, Romance, Young Adult, Fiction, Retellings, Middle Grade, Magic

376 pages, Paperback

First published November 3, 2020

About the author

Mari Mancusi grew up where the north wind meets the sea (otherwise known as Massachusetts), but has since made her home in the great state of Texas, mostly due to her love of summer. (And tacos.) A former Emmy Award winning TV news producer, today she is the author of more than two-dozen books for kids, teens, and adults, mostly of the sci-fi/fantasy variety. In addition to writing, Mari loves traveling, video games, and cosplaying. She is also Mom to an eight year old Frozen superfan who, when recently asked by her teacher to describe her hero answered: “My Mom!” (Okay, fine, she said Kristin Bell.)

You can find Mari online at www.marimancusi.com. She knows several Samanthas.

Reviews

[Madison Warner Fairbanks · Rating 5 out of 5]

Frozen 2 Dangerous Secrets The Story of Iduna and Agnarr
By Mari Mancusi
The backstory of how Iduna and Agnarr met. How they became friends and then fell in love with each other.
Their story is not an easy one. Nor does it have a happy ending. We already know that from the Frozen stories. But they did have each other. And their love is all encompassing.
Iduna and Agnarr come from two different kingdoms and Agnarr isn’t aware of the secrets that Iduna is keeping. Together they learn the importance of fairness, peace and love. In the end, it’s their love for their daughters that motive this story.

Middle grade to teen but more importantly for fans of the Frozen stories.
Alternating chapters / point of view between Iduna and Agnarr.
Its a wonderful love adventure on its own. At least until the inevitable sadness for their ending.

I received a copy of this from NetGalley. I would and have purchased a copy for any avid fan of the Frozen stories.

[emma · Rating 5 out of 5]

listen... i have never once cried in my life while reading a book.

i cried when i read the last two pages.

[Corey Campbell · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received an advance review copy of this book from Disney Publishing Worldwide and NetGalley in exchange for a review of the work.

I enjoyed this book a lot! There's a good amount of meat on its proverbial bones, which bolsters the tired tropes used in teen romance/drama. I loved the persevering spirit it added to the narrative of the Frozen Universe, and I appreciated how in-depth the characterizations of Agnarr and Iduna were. The story was ultimately a bit predictable, but this didn't take any of the enjoyment out of the experience. It never shied away from the grim fate of the couple, and I loved the narrative bookends that frame the story... no spoilers here! Definitely recommended for fans of Frozen or Frozen II.

One note: There are A LOT and I mean A LOT of references to songs in both movies. Enough that each time one came up I mentally made another tickmark and by the end of the book I was OVER it. But I digress. Some folks will probably even like these heavy-handed self-referential moments.

[Miranda Reads · Rating 3 out of 5]

So, I've always been curious by sneak-peeks into the past or future of well-known stories.

So, when I heard about the book about Iduna and Agnarr (Elsa/Anna's parents), I was really intrigued.

Unfortunately, this one felt like a filler book. There were some new details provided but not as many as I hoped.

The story didn't take any wild or new twists, it was just filling in more details to events already well-established in the universe.

Ultimately, this one was interesting but limited.

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[Abigail McKenna · Rating 5 out of 5]

*4.5 stars

hi yeah I'm not okay 😭

[Lottie (The Disney Bookworm) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dangerous Secrets is the greatly anticipated prequel to Frozen II which, for the first time in forever, shines the spotlight onto King Agnarr and Queen Iduna of Arendelle.

The 2019 film undoubtedly revealed some of these secrets, such as Iduna being Northuldra and saving Agnarr as a child as well as the two of them venturing to Ahtohallan to find the answers behind Elsa’s powers. Unfortunately, thanks to the film, we also know that they never completed their journey.
Cue Mari Mancusi who expertly bring the monarchs back to life through her writing and forms these little-known characters into best friends, young lovers and torn parents, always just trying to do the next right thing.


The back stories of Agnarr and Iduna are nothing short of brilliant: the reader meets both characters in the Enchanted Forest on the fateful day of the dam celebration and we experience the wonder of both worlds colliding, along with the following danger and confusion from a first-person perspective.
I thoroughly appreciated how Mari Mancusi didn’t have to explain what had happened between the Arendellian forces and the Northuldra: Mancusi knows that the reader already knows the true turn of events from the movie. All throughout Dangerous Secrets this “inside knowledge” is used beautifully: allowing us to experience events as our protagonists do, but without diluting the tension and excitement with explanations.

The reader grows up alongside the future King and Queen, seeing their friendship blossom and experiencing their respective heartbreaks and secrets. The Northuldra are widely believed to be enemies of Arendelle due to the King’s death and the rumours surrounding it. Iduna’s hardship of hiding her true identity is matched only by her grief of losing the only family she has ever known. Similarly, Agnarr has lost a father, his best friend General Matthias and now has to learn how to be a King. Even when they find solace in their friendship and the later romance that this grows into, Iduna is not royalty: their love is doomed from the start…isn’t it?


Regular readers of my reviews will know I loved Jen Calonita’s “Let it Go” but felt that towards the end the writing emulated the movie verbatim in places. I found Kamilla Benko’s “Forest of Shadows” interesting and unique but ultimately it tried too hard to insert different elements into the Frozen universe that we know and love.
In my opinion, Dangerous Secrets contains none of these criticisms.
Elements of the movie are included, of course they are! Agnarr and Iduna’s reading tree is taken straight out of Elsa’s/Ahtohallan’s ice memories; Oaken’s trading post and sauna is briefly mentioned as a rest stop during one of the couple’s adventures and the wonder of chocolate is something Elsa and Anna definitely inherited from their parents!
The difference with this novel is that any references to the movie are easter eggs: elements that we love to spot; they are not brash and in-your-face; they are subtle and add to the story rather than creating it entirely. For example, I loved the inclusion of Grand-Pabbie and the trolls. I also suspect we may have met Kristoff’s mother – perhaps opening the door to another book from Mari Mancusi?


Of course, Dangerous Secrets can only end with the fateful voyage made by the royal couple and, true to form, this made me cry my little heart out. I know from the author’s note that Mari Mancusi is a mother herself but I feel that I would have known this anyway through the sheer heartbreak she portrays through Iduna, and later Agnarr. From their first discovery of Elsa’s powers; to Anna’s accident; to acknowledging that they were endangering Elsa by asking her to “conceal, don’t feel” right up until the couple’s realisation that they will never see their daughters again: the writing is powerful, hard-hitting and, with Ahtohallan’s last gift, stunningly beautiful.


This is a five-star glimpse into the King and Queen of Arendelle and a must-read for any fan of Frozen.


Will Mancusi reveal the secret of the ice-gatherer woman’s identity next?
Only Ahtohallan knows.

[Jacquelyn 💐 {This Rapunzel Reads} [Jesus Christ, my Living Hope] · Rating 4 out of 5]

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3.5 stars rounded up. This was a really cute story! Iduna and Agnarr were such a cute couple and I loved getting to read their love story! It added so much to the missing pieces of Frozen. They were just adorable and so much fun! I adored them! I did want to yell at them to get together already…haha! I did not like the misunderstanding part at all and was glad it didn’t last long. I liked seeing Elsa and Anna towards the end of the book. The ending! 😭 I knew it was coming, by still! Now, I do have to say there are mentions of spirits and magic that I didn’t care for at all. That’s obviously something I don’t believe in. I wish that wasn’t in there at all. I did skip over some of that. But thankfully, it wasn’t too weird or in your face. Overall, I enjoyed it and it brought me back to the first time I watched Frozen.

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[Klemiki · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ah ah ah ah
I AM CRYING SO MUCH, THANK YOU FOR THIS BOOK!!!
It was everything I wanted 😭😭😭😭😭😭💞
6 stars, if not 7!!!!

[Crystal P · Rating 5 out of 5]

Frozen superfan here! I watched both movies before reading this and am feeling the urge to watch them again now that I have finished the book.

Frozen 2: Dangerous Secrets is the book I didn’t know I needed. It took little moments peppered throughout the movie and expanded upon them. It helped me to truly understand Elsa and Anna’s parents and their reasoning behind their actions. Not only did they have good reasoning, but they had both experienced their own versions of being asked to “conceal, don’t feel” so they didn’t request this of Elsa without understanding the gravity of their request. You get to see and feel the love these two had for each other, their children and their Kingdom. It seems like they had so very little time to enjoy the happier parts of life, but the love they experienced with each other was so big and bright.

This book is beautifully written and fits seamlessly into the Frozen World. There are ties to the movies that made me giggle and smile knowing what was to come. This book also managed to have me smiling as I flipped pages even knowing how it would end for Iduna and Agnarr.

I highly recommend this book to any Frozen fans!

[Reyy Loves Middle Grade Books · Rating 5 out of 5]

😭

[Yara Heuvelman · Rating 3 out of 5]

The fact that she never got to see her home again… Mickey Mouse I’m gonna beat you up in an alleyway

[E.F. Buckles · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was the first Disney tie-in book I think I've ever read. I enjoyed Frozen and Frozen 2 and just thought this story of their parents might be entertaining and cute. It lived up to expectations. I enjoyed seeing the bigger story of how Iduna and Agnarr met and fell in love. The audiobook even had the actors who voiced them in the movies reading their individual chapters, so that was a nice touch.

Iduna was an engaging character. I liked getting to know her better (getting to know her beyond her... what was it... three lines in the movies? :P) and seeing what it was like for her to be separated from her people and find a new life in a new place. She was very resourceful, smart, kind, and spunky and I felt that it perfectly matched the spunky young woman we get a glimpse of in Frozen 2. I really enjoyed being in her perspective.

It was also nice to see Agnarr as a child and young man. This book make him very likable and funny and shows you the reasons behind the choices he made in the movies. Like, the whole "conceal, don't feel thing" is shown to be something that was drilled into him by his mentor when he was growing up and having to prepare to be king after his father died. It wasn't something he just made up for Elsa, it was something he'd fallen back on himself as a way to handle difficult situations as a young king. You see that he truly and deeply loved his daughters and was only trying to do what he thought he had to in order to help and protect them, though the book acknowledges that some of those decisions were flawed, and when he and Iduna left to find Ahtohalln, they did so in order to find a better way than having Elsa isolate herself from the whole world.

The romance was super sweet (and perfectly appropriate for young teen readers, thank you, Mari Mancusi!) I really enjoyed seeing their love and appreciating for each other slowly grow over their years. Friends-to-lovers romance, ftw! They were so cute. <3 Of course, that means there was a little sadness at the end because anyone who saw the movies knows what happened to them, but it's fine, I'm fine, everything's fine. :P

So, yeah, nothing too deep here. Just some light entertainment for lovers of the Frozen movies who'd like to know more about the parents' backstories. I enjoyed it for what it was.

Content Advisory:

Mention of their being a lot of blood from a non-fatal head wound.

Slowly growing attraction between Iduna and Agnarr. Some of this is noticing physical qualities of the other person as they've gotten older and more handsome/pretty, but nothing sexual or inappropriate for the target readers. Several kisses that are moderately described in terms of lips touching, closeness, and warmth, but again, not excessive or inappropriate.

One use of God's name in vain.

Otherwise, the content was on par with the movies.

[Mae · Rating 5 out of 5]

Okay, so I was super skeptical of this book at first and was going to give it to my younger cousin. Being the person I am I decided to read it first just to make sure it was okay for her to read, (I think I might wait a few years though). But I am so happy I read it because it was so good!!! I know I know, you all are probably really judging me but if you are a huge frozen fan like I am, this is a must read. It is also really fun because you already know how the story ends and now you are reading how they got there. If you need a short funny, relatable, read. This is the one. I mean if you don't like frozen then you probably shouldn't read this. But if you like disney and frozen. READ THIS.

[czytanienaszapasja · Rating 4 out of 5]

4/5⭐

[Amélie Boucher · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you're going to read this, I have one tip: listen to the audiobook!!!

[CorniHolmes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Da ich eine absolute Disneyliebhaberin bin und total gerne Bücher lese, in denen bekannte Disneygeschichten neu und anders erzählt werden, stand für mich sofort fest, dass ich die „Dangerous Secrets“ - Reihe unbedingt kennenlernen muss. Auf den ersten Band war ich tierisch gespannt.

Für alle in Arendelle ist die 16-jährige Iduna ein freundliches junges Dorfmädchen und die beste Freundin von Prinz Agnarr. Was aber niemand weiß: Iduna hütet ein dunkles Geheimnis. Sie ist eine Northuldra. Da die Menschen aus Arendelle ihrem Volk jedoch nicht trauen, es sogar missachten, muss Iduna ihre wahre Identität unbedingt geheim halten, sogar vor dem Prinzen. Agnarr weiß tatsächlich nicht, wer seine Freundin in Wirklichkeit ist und ahnt nichts davon, dass sie es war, die ihm damals im Zauberwald gerettet hat. Iduna belastet es, dass so ein großes Geheimnis zwischen ihr und Agnarr steht und als aus ihrer Freundschaft mit der Zeit Liebe wird, tut sie sich immer schwerer damit, ihre Herkunft vor ihm zu verbergen. Wird es ihr gelungen ihre Identität weiter zu verheimlichen? Wird ihr und Prinz Agnarr eine gemeinsame Zukunft vergönnt sein?

Als großer Fan der „Die Eiskönigin“ - Filme hat es mich sehr gefreut, dass uns der erste Teil der „Dangerous Secrets“ - Serie in das Frozen-Universum mitnimmt und neue interessante Einblicke in diese magische Welt gewährt. Das Buch widmet sich ganz den Eltern von Elsa und Anna, es ist quasi die Vorgeschichte zu den Disney-Filmen. Es empfiehlt sich daher auf jeden Fall sehr, die Filme gesehen zu haben, ehe man in den ersten Dangerous-Secrets-Band eintaucht – zum einen um Spoiler zu vermeiden und zum anderen, weil die Lesefreude so einfach deutlich höher ist. Meiner Ansicht nach kann man den Geschehnissen aber auch ohne jegliche Vorkenntnisse problemlos folgen.

Schon in „Die Eiskönigin II“ erfahren wir ja ein wenig über die Kindheit von Elsas und Annas Eltern. Mari Mancusi hat diese Erzählungen nun weiter ausgearbeitet und mit eigenen originellen Ideen versehen und in meinen Augen ist ihr diese Verknüpfung aus Altbekannt und Neu großartig gelungen. Mari Mancusis Einfälle harmonieren einfach perfekt zu den bereits gegebenen Informationen über das Königspaar von Arendelle und ergeben zusammen mit ihnen ein rundum stimmiges Gesamtpaket. Der Autorin ist es zudem klasse geglückt, dieses besondere magische Disney-Frozen-Feeling aus den Filmen einzufangen. Diese einzigartige Eiskönigin-Atmosphäre kommt beim Lesen wirklich richtig gut rüber, man spürt sie auf jeder einzelnen Seite. Ein bisschen irritiert haben mich allerdings ein paar Formulierungen, die für meinen Geschmack etwas zu modern für die Story sind. Da hätte ich persönlich eine andere Wortwahl irgendwie passender und besser gefunden. Groß gestört hat mich dieser Aspekt jedoch nicht. Ich mochte den Schreibstil insgesamt richtig gerne. Er ist fesselnd, leicht und bildhaft und liest sich superangenehm und da überdies die Kapitel sehr kurz gehalten sind, kommt ein wundervoller Lesefluss zustande.

Geschildert wird alles abwechselnd aus den Blickwinkeln von Iduna und Agnarr, jeweils in der Ich-Perspektive, was mir total gut gefallen hat. Wer meinen Lesegeschmack ein bisschen näher kennt, müsste wissen, dass ich Sichtwechsel in Büchern ausgesprochen gerne mag. Sie gestalten das Ganze in der Regel einfach so schön abwechslungsreich und mitreißend – so wie hier. Mich hat die Handlung von Beginn an die Seiten fesseln können, sodass ich das Buch gar nicht mehr aus der Hand legen wollte und innerhalb kurzer Zeit beendet habe.
Langeweile kam für mich dabei an keiner Stelle auf. Die Geschichte kann mit vielen spannungsreichen und überraschenden Szenen aufwarten, die lustigen Momente kommen ebenfalls nicht zu kurz und auch fürs Herz gibt es eine Menge; vor allem zum Ende hin wird es sehr emotional. Dank der Filme wissen wir ja, dass das Leben von Iduna und Agnarr leider äußerst tragisch endet. Zu dramatisch und gefühlvoll wird die Handlung allerdings nicht und auch die Romantik hält sich in Grenzen, schließlich handelt sich bei dem Buch um einen Roman für eine jüngere Zielgruppe. Die Altersangabe vonseiten des Verlags liegt bei ab 10 Jahren und dem schließe ich mich an, wobei ich persönlich es eher ab 11 oder 12 Jahren empfehlen würde.

Neben den ergänzenden Infos über Iduna und Agnarr liefert uns die Erzählung dann auch neue Erkenntnisse bezüglich Elsas magischer Kräfte. Wie diese aussehen, werde ich euch hier jedoch nicht verraten, das müsst ihr schon selbst herausfinden.

Wovon ich euch aber unbedingt noch kurz berichten möchte, sind die Charaktere. Mit deren Ausarbeitung hat mich die Autorin ebenfalls auf ganzer Linie überzeugen können, allen voran mit Iduna und Agnarr. Die Nebenfiguren wurden aber auch wirklich prima skizziert und tragen allesamt dazu bei, dass man herrliche Lesestunden mit dem Buch verbringt.

Fazit: Eine märchenhaft schöne Vorgeschichte zu Disneys „Die Eiskönigin“ voller wunderbarem Disney-Zauber, Geheimnisse und Magie.
Mari Mancusi hat mit dem ersten Band der „Dangerous Secrets“ - Serie einen überzeugenden Reihenauftakt aufs Papier gebracht, der große Lust auf mehr macht und für alle Frozen-Fans und Disney-Nerds ein absolutes Must-Have ist. Das Buch liefert tolle neue Einblicke in die Welt von „Die Eiskönigin“ und kann mit vielen coolen Ideen aufwarten, es ist spannend und unterhaltsam zugleich und lädt von Anfang bis Ende zum Mitfiebern ein. Ich hatte unheimlich viel Freude dabei in die Geschichte einzutauchen und mich von dem Einfallsreichtum der Autorin verzaubern zu lassen. Von mir gibt es 5 von 5 Sternen.

[Alicia · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was very pleasantly surprised by this book. One of my kids asked me to read it (our reading tastes don't always align, so I have had some very unimpressive reading experiences this way), but this is legitimately a good book. Not even good for a children's book, or good for a Disney movie, it stands on its own: no clauses required. Such an organic romance builds over time, expertly woven through the pages. There's a lot of hidden song lyrics in this book, which was fun, but did tend to pull me out of the story a bit. Because I then had to sing. What can I say? Somethings never change.

[Bravebook]

"Mroczne sekrety" to powieść ze świata Krainy Lodu, przedstawiająca dzieciństwo i młodość Iduny i Agnarra - rodziców Anny i Elsy. Jest to w dużej mierze love story, ponieważ książka skupia się głównie na relacji romantycznej między bohaterami, ale poruszone są też ważne dla królestwa Arendelle sprawy i inne problemy bohaterów.

Co jest dużą zaletą książki to jej klimat - naprawdę czułam się jak w magicznym królestwie prosto z bajki, a historia zakochana Agnarra i Iduny jeszcze bardziej to wrażenie pogłębiała. Było baśniowo, lekko i uroczo ❤️

Główni bohaterowie tej książki to Iduna - prosta dziewczyna, która wiele straciła i znalazła się w miejscu, gdzie niekoniecznie chciała spędzać swoje życie. Jest jednak przepełniona optymizmem i z nadzieją patrzy w przyszłość.

Oraz Agnarr - dziedzic tronu Arendelle, który, jako książę, musiał szybciej dorosnąć i nauczyć się dbać w pierwszej kolejności o królestwo, a nie o siebie samego i prywatne sprawy. Jest jednak wesołym, przyjacielskim, skorym do żartów i sympatycznym chłopakiem, którego ciężko nie polubić.

Dwójka bohaterów to postaci stworzone dla siebie, którym łatwo kibicować. Wzbudzili moją sympatię i szczerze się z nimi polubiłam. Byłam ciekawa dalszych ich losów, choć miewali swoje głupotki. W książce pojawia się sporo elementów, które znamy z filmów, a inne sprawy wyjaśnia, co pozwala pełniej wsiąknąć w całą historię. Jeśli chodzi zaś o sam tytuł, to sekretów trochę jest, ale z pewnością nie mrocznych, więc jest on mylący. Przez niego oczekiwałam poważniejszej historii.

Nie jest to książka w żaden sposób wybitna czy odkrywcza, ale stanowi fajny dodatek dla fanów Krainy lodu. Czyta się ją lekko, szybko i przyjemnie. Jest bajkowa i pełna idealnej miłości, więc świetnie się sprawdza jako lektura dla relaksu czy odpoczynek od ambitnych książek.

Nie zachwyciła mnie, ale nie żałuję, że ją przeczytałam. Mimo dominującego wątku romantycznego można się przy niej fajnie bawić i odprężyć oraz poznać postaci, które w filmach zbyt szybko zniknęły z ekranu. Powieść Mari Mancusi ma swój klimat, prawdziwie baśniowy i podobną historię, fanom animacji mogę szczerze polecić, natomiast ci, którzy szukają czegoś świeżego muszą szukać trochę dalej.

[Meghan · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was received as an ARC from Disney Publishing Worldwide - Disney Press in exchange for an honest review. Opinions and thoughts expressed in this review are completely my own.

Being a huge Disney fan and seeing frozen 2 for the first time on DVD/Blu-Ray I was excited to dig into this book. Knowing the struggles of Elsa and Anna and how their parents got killed and what really happened to the fate of Arendelle. All questions are answered with this book with its main focus being on the King and Queen Agnarr and Iduna. It was extremely shocking learning about the history of their families and the powers Iduna had which transferred over eventually to Elsa. It was refreshing to know how the world of Disney's Frozen came to be and I know our community will love this book.

We will consider adding this title to our YA Collection at our library. That is why we give this book 5 stars.

[Kyle McAllister · Rating 5 out of 5]

I won’t even conceal how I feel; I am a massive Frozen nerd. This book is a MUST READ for anyone who enjoyed Frozen 1 & 2 as it gives so much more depth to the backstory and ties together both movies beautifully. When I first saw Frozen 2 it felt sloppy, but this book answered all of my unanswered questions. It thawed my frozen heart and even has me teary-eyed in the last chapter. There were plenty of fun Easter eggs in the book and even some great “gasp” moment. 5 snowflakes from this liberal snowflake.

[Sarah Woolworth · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoyed this book immensely. Although I hate to see characters die, this story gave a lot of explanation behind the whole Frozen story and how their family came to be with the added stuff and two fresh perspectives of the story we knew from both Frozen movies. Iduna and Agnarr have an interesting story and I recommend this book for anybody who loves Frozen.

[MJ · Rating 5 out of 5]

Explain to me again why Iduna and Agnarr had to die? Their love story is delightful. Their baby girls were so, so loved. This had me close to tears and broke my heart. They really deserved to live to old age Disney.

[kavya (warner’s version) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Just go along w it ok I needed to read this to fulfil my Frozen heart
(Pun intended)

[kat ☆ · Rating 4 out of 5]

me sorprendio la verdad (😭) nuevo comfort book 💖🌷

[Simran Kaur · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was good.
Back in my frozen era.
I always loved Elsa and reading about their parents felt so good. I had goosebumps throughout.
The references gave me full body chills.
Might re-watch frozen movies haha!

[Grace Mal · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was actually so bad, but I had a great time reading it. I was eating it up until the end........the whole thing took so long to get started and then all of a sudden--done.
I will be rewatching Frozen II as soon as possible.

[Ashley Ford · Rating 5 out of 5]

Truly one of the few books that actually wanted to make me cry. The love iduna and agnarr had for each other was magical.

[Joe · Rating 5 out of 5]

Whyyy wrote a book on them it was so beautiful

[Melmo2610 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun read into the history of Elsa and Anna's parents and what sets up the Frozen storyline. Enjoyed!

[PocahontasReichDerBücher · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ich habe alle an dem Buch geliebt! Es war so wunderschön und herzzerreißend und dabei einfach mit jedem Wort noch schöner als zuvor. Ganz ganz ganz ganz große lesemempfelung 😭♥️