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Erica David is one of the popular authors from America, who is famous for writing her books based on the children’s books and thriller genres. She is particularly well known for writing the Disney Frozen: Anna and Elsa series of novels. This series is comprised of a total of 9 books, which were released between the years 2015 and 2017. As per author Erica, this novel series is best suited for children between the age group of six and nine, and specifically for girls. All the books in this exciting series feature all the characters which were seen in the Disney movie called Frozen. The primary ones among them include Queen Elsa, Princess Anna, the snowman Olaf, as well as the rest others. Author Erica has tried to depict the stories in the movie in the form of colorful book chapters through this series. The books contain the same amount of magic as seen in the movie. Just like in the movie, the books also show the setting of the plots in Arendelle. This series’ debut novel is titled as ‘All Hail the Queen’. It was released by the Random House publication in the year 2015. At the start of the book, author Erica has shown that the gates of the castles are kept open, due to which Elsa and Anna get a chance to know the kingdom from inside out. They seem to be pretty thrilled and excited about it. Anna is particular shows a lot of enthusiasm and starts making plans about the things that she wants to do. She also plans to meet a lot of people in and around Arendelle. Queen has always helped the town and the kingdom with the use of her magic. And she loves to do this job. However, Elsa has been doing this for a very long time and she has become pretty much bored after doing the same thing again and again repeatedly. So, she thinks that she must take her mind off for one day. And the best way to do that is to join Princess Anna on her adventurous journey throughout the kingdom. It seems very likely for a queen like Elsa to take a day off from her duties and enjoy her life to the fullest. Both Anna and Queen Elsa look forward to make a good use of the rare opportunity of going past the gates of their castle. The portrayal of the characters by author Erica was liked by the readers for the most part of the novel. On the whole, the book appeared to be pretty cute. The readers found the illustrations done by Bill Robinson as cute and appreciated them.

Erica has written the story in such a way that it seems to be a fast read. All those children who loved watching the original Disney movie are definitely going to like it very much. Erica’s style of writing the story is funny, cute, and true in every sense to the plot sequences of the film. Overall, the book consists of 10 chapters spread over 123 pages. This makes it a wonderful book to read for children. What makes it more interesting to read is the fact that most children are already familiar with the characters like Olaf, Kristoff, Sven, Anna, Elsa, etc. So, they find it even more engaging and delightful to read. To add to its fun and adventure, author Erica has added new adventures, which is complimented by beautiful white and black illustrations by Robinson. The critics have reviewed the book in a highly positive manner and have said that it is ideal for confident readers and can also be used as a bedtime read. A few college students have also tried reading the story, even though it does not fall in their age group. What compelled them to get attracted to it is the sweet and nice story. Thus, it can be said that the book can be read by anyone who has an interested in enjoying a light and fun read. The vast range of readers and movie fans helped the novel to become immensely successful all over the world. It was appreciated by the critics and the readers alike.

The next book written by Erica David in this wonderful series is titled ‘Memory and Magic’. It was also released by the Random House/Disney publication in 2015. At the beginning of the story of this book, it is shown that Anna and Elsa start getting along with each other as sisters after a long time. However, Anna wishes that she could still remember the times of magic that they had at the time when they were much younger. She wants to indulge in their old fun activities like making snowmen and skating during the summer. Soon, a young troll appears in front of Anna and seems more than eager to help her restore her memories about the old times. He claims that he can undo the work of Pabbie, due to which Anna lost her beautiful memories. In spite of all the rich and assuring claims made by the troll, Elsa does not seem to be too convinced by him. She is not whether she should trust him or not. Elsa wants to re-cherish all her childhood memories as much as Anna, but she thinks that it is the time now to get new experiences and make new memories. And she hopes that by doing so they might be able to get over the urge of remembering their old memories. Elsa tries to convince Anna to let go what is already gone and look for new opportunities in the future. Especially, she gives her specific warning to not believe the words of the troll as he might lead them into a great trouble. This is also comprised of ten chapters and is spread over 121 pages. The fact that the book addressed the old memories of magic of the girls when they were small was liked very much by the fans. The story appears to be believable and delightful. Once again, the story remains true to the actual movie and the characters seem believable in comparison with the movie counterparts. Erica has described a few more small characters in the plot, which also help to make the story worth reading. The critics lauded the efforts of Erica in writing this novel down. This helped the book to gain a lot of success all across the globe and motivated author Erica to continue writing similar interesting novels in her career. Even the readers praised her work and began anticipating the publication of her next novel. Such responses helped Erica to grow as an author and enabled her to establish herself as a successful novelist.