
Ameera's Song
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A Modern Fairy Tale about Courage and Belief
Ameera and her two sisters, Neena and Kumari, are princesses who have everything they could ever want. The only thing missing is a connection with their mother, who died when they were very young.
In an effort to learn more about their mother, the princesses set off in search of their grandmother, whom they have not seen since they were babies. With the help of some animal friends along the way, Ameera and her sisters come across an old woman in the woods. The princesses presume she is their grandmother, but when her sisters disappear, one-by-one, Ameera suspects the woman isn’t their grandmother at all, but a conniving witch. Suddenly, Ameera is fighting for her life against a woman more wicked than Ameera could have ever imagined. Can Ameera discover the courage within to do what it takes to find her way home?
In Ameera’s Song, author Hareena Kaur provides readers with an engrossing fairy tale featuring an inspiring young woman and important themes, such as:
- Courage
- Creative problem-solving
- Limitless thinking
Aimed primarily at readers aged five to ten, Ameera’s Song fuses the magic of classic fairy tales with contemporary messages that will inspire courage within every child.
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