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Paige (428 KP) rated The City of Lost Children (1995) in Movies
Jul 28, 2017

Sara Cox (1845 KP) rated Fairest, Volume 1: Wide Awake in Books
Aug 13, 2018
Does every read fairy stories and automatically imagine medieval? I do. And then I was surprised by a character remembering the 1960s.
I found this really captivating, however not as much so as Fables.
I'm still going to read the second!
I found this really captivating, however not as much so as Fables.
I'm still going to read the second!

Novelnebula (54 KP) rated The Last Wish in Books
Jan 10, 2020
I flew through this book

Charming (2018)
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Three fairy tale princesses find themselves engaged to the same guy, Prince Charming.

Once Upon A Time
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A young woman with a troubled past is drawn to a small town in Maine where fairy tales are to be...

Merissa (12838 KP) created a post
Aug 23, 2021
"Fairy tale meets Sci-Fi is a good way to describe the book Cinder. Cinder is based off of the character Cinderella, and the book carries bits of the fairy tale throughout it’s telling. She’s a true heroine that I’ve never seen before. She just wants to live her life. She doesn’t want to be judged or mistreated anymore. I think that’s something a lot of people can understand.
With most fairy tales, there is a prince, and as we all know Cinderella meets Prince Charming. Cinder meets her prince, Prince Kai, when he seeks her out. There are obviously some changes to the original Cinderella tale, and it is infused in an original story created by Marissa Meyer. She does a really good job combining the two stories without it becoming nonsense." Read the entire review here: https://thenerdybookwormsite.wordpress.com/2017/04/29/cinder-by-marissa-meyer/
With most fairy tales, there is a prince, and as we all know Cinderella meets Prince Charming. Cinder meets her prince, Prince Kai, when he seeks her out. There are obviously some changes to the original Cinderella tale, and it is infused in an original story created by Marissa Meyer. She does a really good job combining the two stories without it becoming nonsense." Read the entire review here: https://thenerdybookwormsite.wordpress.com/2017/04/29/cinder-by-marissa-meyer/