Journal Entry 1 by mrsordonez from St. Louis, Missouri USA on Monday, May 31, 2004

Journal Entry 2 by Czersk from Roscoe, Minnesota USA on Wednesday, June 30, 2004

Just came in the mail, and let me tell you, I was excited to see them (2 and 3 of the series I mean). I loved, LOVED Princess book 1. I expect to love these just as much. Will get to them soon. 

Journal Entry 3 by Czersk from Roscoe, Minnesota USA on Saturday, July 24, 2004

Princess Sultana never fails to be inspiring. Despite the faults that make her as human as the rest of us, she has angelic aspirations packaged with a rebelling spirit that a person can't help but admire. She is one of those people who you'd chose when asked "If you could spend a day with anyone in the world, who would it be?" I would love to meet this woman. Not only was this book a biography of sorts, it is also a book that shows you not only Saudi Arabia, but other Islam-ruling middle-eastern countries in a different light. I don't think I've ever read other books as moving or as educational as those I've read about Princess Sultana. This is hands down one of the best books I've ever read. 

Journal Entry 4 by grover3d from Charleston, West Virginia USA on Sunday, August 15, 2004

I've read PRINCESS twice, so I'm looking forward to reading the other two books in the series. Thank you for sharing them! 

Journal Entry 5 by grover3d from Charleston, West Virginia USA on Tuesday, September 07, 2004

A good addition to the series - Sultana really grows and changes as a person in this, which is interesting, because DAUGHTERS (the previous book) often felt like nothing more than a recitation of various stories, versus a book about Sultana. I only hope that Sultana and Sasson continue. Thanks for sharing this.

DC# - 0302 0980 0001 2032 2084 

Journal Entry 6 by sgscarcliff on Tuesday, September 21, 2004

I jst received and will read as soon as I can 

Journal Entry 7 by sgscarcliff on Wednesday, November 03, 2004

I just mailed off the books to the next person.

I enjoyed both of them. I still have trouble believing that they are really biographical instead of ficiton. It seems to me that too many in the Al-Saud family would be able to recognize the characteres and story and determin who supplied the writer with the info.

I like how the series ended with the sisters deciding to work as a group to improve/save women.

Unfortunately I think they will not get real far and that sultana will continue to have problems with her youngest daughter. 

Journal Entry 8 by lyssrose from Austin, Texas USA on Tuesday, November 09, 2004

Just received this, along with Princess Sultana's Daughters, and will try to get these read and moving again as soon as possible. 

Journal Entry 9 by lyssrose from Austin, Texas USA on Tuesday, December 07, 2004

Well, I didn't get through this one nearly as fast, and I think that's because it didn't seem to be as well done as the first two Princess books. The stories seemed more disjointed, and less solid than in the other books. I almost didn't finish it, but I am glad I did, because the final chapter, "Sultan's Circle", made up for the rest of the book - I had tears streaming down my face, when I read about the circle. I think it was a beautiful end to the book, and of course, now I want to know what Sultana's up to NOW!

Have to PM tnelson99 for an address, and then off these go! 

Journal Entry 10 by lyssrose at Book Ring in Bookring, Postal Release -- Controlled Releases on Thursday, December 09, 2004

Released on Thursday, December 09, 2004 at about 11:00:00 AM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at Book Ring in Bookring, Postal Release Controlled Releases.

RELEASE NOTES:

Mailed off to tnelson99 - hope you enjoy! 

Journal Entry 11 by tnelson99 from Festus, Missouri USA on Monday, March 28, 2005

EXCELLENT Book! I have loved all three in the series. It is so interesting and captavating to learn their way of life. I am finished with book 2 & 3 and am sending it on to tesslouise in the mail today! Thanks so much for sharing. These books rank as one of my top 5 favorites ever! 

Journal Entry 12 by tesslouise from Charlotte, North Carolina USA on Wednesday, March 30, 2005

Arrived in the mail today. Will read as soon as I finish re-reading _Princess_, which I am picking up from the library tomorrow, and _Princess Sultana's Daughters_. Thanks for sharing! P.S. May take me more than 1 month to read both books--okay if I take 6-8 weeks with them? If not please let me know! 

Journal Entry 13 by tesslouise from Charlotte, North Carolina USA on Monday, April 18, 2005

I'm sorry, I just couldn't get into these right now. I've gotten the next reader's address and they'll go into the mail Tuesday. 

Journal Entry 14 by EMA375 from Santa Clarita, California USA on Wednesday, April 27, 2005

Arrived today. Thanks!

I finished, "Princess Sultana's Circle" today. I've read all of Jean Sasson's books and continue to love her work. The struggles in this book were no different from her other books, but indead, still shocking. I truly admire Princess Sultana for her desire to help women. Thanks for sharing these books with us! 

Journal Entry 15 by EMA375 from Santa Clarita, California USA on Friday, May 13, 2005

5/13: Mailed to "MissyJayde". 

Journal Entry 16 by sqdancer on Thursday, October 13, 2005

Received from MissyJayde.
 

Journal Entry 17 by sqdancer on Thursday, November 24, 2005

Nice to see Sultana developing some insight into herself and her reality.

Sent off today via surface mail.

 

Journal Entry 18 by spiderchic from Droylsden, Greater Manchester United Kingdom on Monday, December 26, 2005

Arrived Christmas Eve - should be able to read over the holidays - thank you! 

Journal Entry 19 by spiderchic from Droylsden, Greater Manchester United Kingdom on Friday, December 30, 2005

This was the best book of the three I think. Such horrors that go on. Found it quite amusing though all the furniture and stuff they took with them for their two week holiday in the desert.
Shall pm the next on the list for their address. 

Journal Entry 20 by spiderchic from Droylsden, Greater Manchester United Kingdom on Sunday, January 08, 2006

Sent out yesterday.