Fairy Tales Every Child Should Know
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Jan 1910 · Doubleday, Page
3.3star
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Amy Denoyer
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5 May 2014
I was disappointed by the deviation from the endings I had growm up knowing. For example who ever heard of Little Red Riding Hood being killed by the wolf. I was also disappointed in content...where was The Swan Princess, The Frog Prince, Rumplestillskin, The 3 Pigs, or Repunzel?! Instead there were stories I never heard of like The Light Princess that just went on and on.
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A Google user
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5 November 2011
Ok stories, my 3 year old couldn't get interested or understand most of the stories. Maybe better suited for the 5 and up age range.
Ari b (Ariana Renee)
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22 December 2016
None of these are child story's. They are fake different versions. And it's so cringy when you read it, that the romance is gross. Don't read this. It's a terrible book. I am sorry, but this is my very true opinion. My opinion, I say again. This is my review and I just don't like this book very much.
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