I write scary stories as well as rewriting and fracturing popular fairy tales. I warn you that when you read my stories you need to let loose your imagination. Anything can happen.
Happily Ever After . . . or Not!. Fractured Fairy Tales, #1
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-4977-5923-7
- EAN9781497759237
- Date de parution01/12/2013
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurJessica Sorensen
Résumé
Your favorite fairy tales as you've never read them before. Fractured fairy tales will give you a chuckle. Read the free preview to see what these stories are like. While written for the middle grade reader and young adults, kids of all ages will enjoy them. The Princess & the PeaWhat kind of woman complains about sleeping on a dozen mattresses and feeling a pea at the bottom? For that matter, what kind of man puts a woman through this to see if she is "worthy" of him.
Hansel & GretelThis story has been spun a hundred different ways but Knight fractures it in a way you'll never figure out. Little Red Riding HoodThink you know the end of this story?Jack and the BeanstalkJack meets a girl and together they take on the giant. The Gingerbread ManThe author calls this one his favorite. It's not long but has some twists you've never seen in the original fairy tale story.
Hansel & GretelThis story has been spun a hundred different ways but Knight fractures it in a way you'll never figure out. Little Red Riding HoodThink you know the end of this story?Jack and the BeanstalkJack meets a girl and together they take on the giant. The Gingerbread ManThe author calls this one his favorite. It's not long but has some twists you've never seen in the original fairy tale story.























