Prince Freya, Vol. 1
by Keiko Ishihara
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Pub Date Apr 07 2020 | Archive Date Mar 31 2020
VIZ Media | VIZ Media LLC
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Description
Freya thinks of herself as a simple village girl, but her idyllic life is shattered when she is caught up in the aftermath of a treacherous Sigurdian plot. She bears a striking resemblance to her country’s beloved Prince Edvard, who lays dying from poison. Without its ruler, all of Tyr will quickly be engulfed by Sigurdian violence. Now Freya must take Prince Edvard’s place and lead his valiant knights in defending the realm!
A Note From the Publisher
Prince Freya is part of the Shojo Beat imprint from VIZ Media, our premiere imprint for strong female leads, romantic comedies and best-selling historical fantasy manga, Yona of the Dawn.
Marketing Plan
📚National trade advertising in School Library Journal, Booklist, Publisher’s Weekly and more.
📚National online advertising campaign for both conventional pop culture and core manga markets.
📚National social media campaign across VIZ social media channels: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Youtube.
📚Goodreads giveaway and campaign
📚Premium Netgalley promotion
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781974708765 |
| PRICE | CA$12.99 (CAD) |
| PAGES | 192 |
Featured Reviews
Victoria E, Reviewer
This was very good. Not only did I enjoy the art style, but I also enjoyed the story and the characters. I can’t wait for the second installment.
Elsa M, Reviewer
My second ever manga to review and this one is amazing! I'm intrigued to see how Freya manages to overcome her insecurities in order to better imitate Prince Edvard. The Prince and Freya both look similar and she's been tricked (sort of) into playing his role when he dies unexpectedly. Freya's friends Alek and Aaron come to visit after being way. Freya is beyond excited to see them again and it even seems like Aaron has romantic feelings for her. And then everything goes unexpectedly to hell xD. Freya is attacked by soldiers of an enemy kingdom but thankfully Aaron steps in to save her. She is taken the Prince Edvard's castle hold where she runs into him, ultimately setting off the events that lead her to take over his personality. I don't want to give away too much but it was a great read!
Christina K, Reviewer
Keiko Ishihara's art is stunning, and she gives so many expressions to the heroine it's very nice to see. Freya is from a small village and her two child hood friends come to visit and protect her rather than take her like they had been ordered too. Freya is a crybaby but she starts to grow a little by the end of the chapter having her world tossed upside down and having to be someone that she is not. There's secrets wrapped around Freya and her mother that leaves you wanting to know what else is going on. I can't wait to get my hands on the second installment to see what else Freya is going to get into and watch her grow and her child hood friend.
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