
Queen of Snow
A Snow Queen Retelling (Fairytales Reimagined, Book 1)
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Emma Faye
A Snow Queen retelling - with a romantic twist
After falling through a magical mirror, Jack stumbles into the Chanted Forest, where fairytale characters are real....
He's rescued by Aria, a princess on the run from the evil queen, and together, they embark on a quest to gather shards of a mirror, so they can use the portal to get away from the Chanted Forest forever.
They will need the help of friends such as Belle, Robin, and Ryding Hood if they have any hope of surviving the deadliest of foes.
But when dark secrets unravel, Jack and Aria must make a difficult choice: Face an evil queen and save the kingdom? Or save themselves and leave the fairytale characters without their happily ever after?
Queen of Snow starts off the Fairytales Reimagined series. An enchanting collection of connected retellings involving all the most-loved fairytale characters in literature.
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There was a lack a development
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It was ok.
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Just the story, performance could have been better.
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Interesting..
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Great story, terrible narrator
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Fine I guess
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Some of this may be in part to the other 40% of my disappointment. The authors, both of them, have several books that have all been released in what looks like a relatively short period of time. I cannot speak to their personal timelines or writing history, but seeing a new book every 2 or 3 months being cranked out, it is concerning. The idea that these books are shoved out the door and on to shelves at mach speed would explain the lack of development and general clunkiness of the read.
Good storytelling is not quick. It takes time and multiple iterations. I don’t believe this book was subjected to either of these things. It still feels like an outline. Transitions are too quick at times, too many nuggets of information lack embellishments, and the vocabulary is generic, barely flavored vanilla. If readers roll their eyes so hard that they can see their own tonsils, the editor did not do their job.
At the same time, this story is relatively wholesome and absolutely safe for young readers. The plot feels very much like the tv series “Once Upon a Time.” With the hopes that this is one of the earlier books written by this duo, I will take the time to listen to the next one. These stories have so much potential for greatness and I want to see this series reach the potential there. Sometimes the ‘first season’ is ‘the worst season.’ Wish me luck, because I’m turning the hope up and diving into the next book.
I gave this recording sooo much side-eye…
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pretty good
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Leads into other character stories
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Literally no spice
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