Loved itThis is a Snow White retelling and it was very feminist and diverse and it was I don't know, a solid Snow White retelling.
Girls made of snow and glass (2017)
Others: Mixed A feminist fantasy reimagining of the Snow White fairytale.
- ISBN:
- 9781250077738
- Length:
- 384 pages
Genres: fantasy, romance, young adult
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Loved it
Not a fanthis was very character-driven I will say which is a good thing about it but again I think with other what I want not a lot happened there could have been a lot more deception a lot more deceitfulness but it didn't happen