Empress & Aniya

De: Candice Carty-Williams

Narrado por: Nia Deacon

The first YA novel from the best-selling author of Queenie.

When Empress starts at Aniya's school, they're not exactly best friends. But, when the two teenage girls accidentally cast a spell on their 16th birthday and end up switching bodies, they quickly learn that friendship is the most important magic of all.

South London's answer to Freaky Friday, Empress & Aniya is a moving portrayal of the importance of real friendship and the ups and downs of being a teenager.

©2021 Candice Carty-Williams (P)2021 Audible, Ltd

Good story wish it was longer

Well done
I wish you could’ve been six hours instead of two . it was nice to have a story where you deprived child and the world to do family were both minorities

Love knows no boundaries

This is a story of true love. Not in sexual way, but in loving sisterly way. This was a feel good listen and I'm glad I did.

One of my favorites

Read now it will be so worth your time and money. good storyline and heartwarming

Very good short story

Very nice coming off age story where friendships and family are the main focus. I did cry on some parts. But had a nice ending.

loved it!

I only wish the story was longer! I appreciated the perspectives of both main characters.

Cute and lighthearted

I enjoyed the story of the two teens. I was looking for something lighter than my usual fare of mysteries and thrillers. The short story had issues that had some depth to them without too much drama. I personally liked it.

A very good lesson in friendship.

That was a very good story. A good lesson for all of us. We all should be so lucky to have a good friend like those girls.

Sounds like something I would write, crazy enough.

Loved the short story. The bit of culture was very cute and drew very close to home. palenta is a corn meal that makes Sadza (thick porridge) which is a staple for my people in Zimbabwe......funny to find it in London!!!!

Wonderful!

I loved everything about this book, from the story to the amazing reader of it!

I cried a little!

It was a beautifully written story. I enjoyed the character development. It left no holes. And the narrator did a great job with the reading.