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Snow, Glass, Apples - Jack Zipes, George Walker, Neil Gaiman
Snow, Glass, Apples
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A young princess … her skin as white as snow … her hair as black as coal ... her lips as red as blood … an innocent young girl victimized by her evil stepmother.Or is she? Neil Gaiman’s “Snow, Glass, Apples” turns the traditional “Snow White” fairytale on its head and tells the story from the... show more
A young princess … her skin as white as snow … her hair as black as coal ... her lips as red as blood … an innocent young girl victimized by her evil stepmother.Or is she? Neil Gaiman’s “Snow, Glass, Apples” turns the traditional “Snow White” fairytale on its head and tells the story from the point of view of the “wicked” stepmother, who knows the truth about this less-than-innocent girl and attempts to save the kingdom from her unnatural and monstrous stepdaughter.
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B005RPDQ22
Pages no: 20
Edition language: English
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anuradhaherur
anuradhaherur rated it
4.0 Have my Babies, Neil Gaiman
I think of her hair as black as coal, her lips as red as blood, her skin, snow-white. As do I. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves is a fairy tale, nay, a beloved fairy tale about a young, beautiful girl with hair as black as ebony, lips as red as blood, and skin as white as snow. It is the story of th...
Isa Lavinia
Isa Lavinia rated it
4.0 Snow, Glass, Apples by Neil Gaiman
This is my Halloween spooky read for this year - I was thinking of re-reading Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber, but I had yet to read this one and I wanted something new. And I chose well because the tone of this short story is reminiscent of Carter's writing in The Bloody Chamber: the lyrical ...
Coffee2words
Coffee2words rated it
3.0 Try this one out if you're interested in a wicked little tale with a twist.
I did enjoy this, I truly did. But I would have enjoyed it a lot more if it were a true story, not set out as a script for a play. What was missing to me, was the stunning scenery and imagery that Neil normally paints with his words. Instead we got the intimate confession/story of the Queen. I liked...
The Symmetrical Bookworm
The Symmetrical Bookworm rated it
3.0
A very spooky retelling of Snow White.Parts of the story are sort of violent, so I recommend for adults and very mature teens (16-18 years)
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