My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate Me
Forty New Fairy Tales
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Imprint:
New York : - Penguin Books
Pages:
542
ISBN:
9780143117841
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
edited by Kate Bernheimer ; with Carmen Giménez Smith ; foreword by Gregory Maguire
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542 p.
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Add a CommentThese stories, based on or related to, folk tales from around the world are fascinating. Some are very close to the original story I remember, and others are totally updated / reworked. Some are in play format, and one is a police report, and many will be by your favorite authors.
I was really excited to read this and then got the book. There are several stories that I thoroughly enjoyed, but sadly even more that I struggled to get through. Some of the contributions seemed overly pretentious to me, while the minority actually held my interest. I love fairy tales, old and new, but this collection just didn't live up to my expectations.