Divisorias de Vidro is a fictional epic based on the life of Vidro, a Moorish knight, who is forced to leave his native Spain and travel to the Islamic Empire of Morocco. Although he experiences many hardships, he ultimately fulfills his purpose by ruling over the conquered territory. His most outstanding attribute is that he is generous to his subjects and is beloved by all of his subjects. This noble trait of his is embodied in this narrative where the reader is taken through the experiences of life of a Moorish kingpin. The novel starts in 14th century Spain when the author starts his tale by recounting the beginning of the conflict.

The character is born into a wealthy family in the conservative region of Jundia. He is a talented fighter who eventually joins the Moorish army, where he helps his fellow soldiers who become victorious over the ruled. However, when his uncle is killed during the battle and his brother taken as prisoner, he is given a chance to either free his people or flee to Morocco where he establishes himself as king. However, he does not take advantage of this opportunity and instead chooses death by shooting himself while trying to flee.

Divisorias de Vidroem Jundiai tells the story of how the kingdom of the Moorish kings was devastated during the early days of Islam when the prophet Muhammad (SAW) was born. Some years later, the kingdom was absorbed into the Muslim Empire and the name was changed to Morocco. As the story unfolds, the reader also gets to learn about the other countries that were once under the rule of the Muslims. The novel also takes us back in time, to the period when Spain was a prominent power in the world, as well as the period when Africa, Arabia and the Middle East were being ruled by the Christians.

Divisorias de vidro em jundiai draws a lot of its storyline elements from real life, as most of its events take place during the golden age of the Arabs in Spain. In particular, the story revolves around the rise of Moroccan Prince Faisal, who is highly respected as the new king of Morocco after his father dies. But Faisal is also brought up as a son of a common man, who is expected to perform the duties of a king, including protecting the people of his realm and hunting down enemies. In other words, he becomes a warrior more than a prince.

Once Faisal is crowned king of Morocco, the story switches to reveal how he deals with the personal problems that he has to face during his reign, which include the death of his wife and child. Although these two important people in the life of the king are killed, their sacrifice forces Faisal to go on with the tasks that he has set for himself. In addition, we also get to know about the way his life was planned out before he became king, and how he gradually comes to realize that he cannot just rule over his people by force. He also realizes that to make his life meaningful, he has to make a difference in their lives.

The Princess of Vidro Em Jundiai is a fresh look at the life of a typical Moroccan princess during the time of her royal life. Although the book is not a novel in any way, it does successfully combine fiction with history and personal experience to tell an interesting tale. In my opinion, the book does a good job of giving us the full picture of what life was like for a typical Moroccan princess during the time of her lifetime. Divisorias de Vidro Em Jundiai can be a great read for all those looking for a historical, colorful romantic story about a prince.