Paperback, 624 pages
Published April 9, 2012 by Wordsworth, Wordsworth Editions.
Finding out who Barrington really is leaves the rich saviour sour taste in my mouth as always.
Aside from that the study of human frailty and fear, especially when you’re living daily on the edge is a good one.
But of course now I need to read the actual book and hope it’s not quite such a sugar coated ending.
This was a fantastic series of short stories, or retellings of various fairy/folktales, by some of my favorite teen writers. I'm really digging the whole short story collection format for the teen genre. It's a lot less angst to get through.
This was a fantastic series of short stories, or retellings of various fairy/folktales, by some of my favorite teen writers. I'm really digging the whole short story collection format for the teen genre. It's a lot less angst to get through.
