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An excellent fractured fairy-tale retelling of the Grimms' "The Twelve Huntsmen" with added elements of many other more well know classics, complete with modern LGBT+ positivity. Recommended for fans of "Kill the Farm Boy" or "Damsel".

Look into the mind of someone who loved a deeply flawed individual, and watching them attempt to learn exactly who their wife truly was.

I thought the book was funny. I liked the book

I adored the characters and their journey. I laughed far more than I cried. Will definitely be reading this again.

It was okay. It gave me a very lord of the flies vibe.

Light and whimsical modern fairy tale that plays into traditional tropes. Almost Dickensian in the overlapping coincidences and unlikely serendipity of a happy conclusion. Good enough that I felt a desire to read the other books in the series.

The main character is Brystal Evergreen . In this book Brystal starts out as a normal child. As a child she loved reading books.

A graphic novel about a young couple dealing with unsuccessful pregnancy; despite their heartbreak they solidify their relationship and move forward to create a new life together. Many symbolic water images in the illustrations.

I like deep breath’s because when Dolly and Jack get upset about their paintings they got really upset and they said mean things, but they did stuff to calm their selves down like taking deep breath counting to 10 taking more bass and eating dinner. That is why I like deep breath’s