Fantastically Twisted

The Fairy Tales Book of Wickedly Entertaining Stories: Classic Wisdom for Modern Life

De: Ava May

Narrado por: Preeya Gill

Beloved classics? Yes. Same stories? Absolutely not.

Featuring 12 short stories where each one takes a well-known fairy tale and propels them into uncharted territories, creating surprising perspectives that challenge the very essence of the original tales.

Quick Tales for Busy Days: Get your story fix without the extended novel dedication.

Tales that Teach: For when you wish to delve into a story, get lost, and emerge with a nugget of wisdom.

Mix 'n' Match: Dip in and out, anytime, in no particular order.

Beyond the Usual: Stories designed to push your imagination's boundaries.

Note from Ava: These are not grandma's bedtime stories.

Inside, you'll find:

The tooth fairy's darkest secret.

Snow White vs seven zombies.

Puss In Boots: hero or killer?

The truth behind Cinderella’s slipper...

And many more.

If you’re looking for something different and twisted...start your adventure with just a click. Buy now to start today!

©2023 Goldhand Publishing (P)2023 Goldhand Publishing

Ridiculous narration and other issues

Whenever there is dialogue in this, it gets really far away, as if the narrator pulls the microphone way back from her face or something. The voices from many of the characters are also absolutely unbearable. There are also many instances of words being used incorrectly in the text.

Interesting Concept

Using fairy tales as inspiration for retellings with morals is an interesting idea, and sometimes it works in this book; other times it doesn't fit as well. The narration is fine, but I sometimes found it difficult to follow the story threads.

I was given a free copy of this audiobook in return for an honest review.

Fun short tales

I enjoyed the compendium of short stories in this audiobook and each short tale had a nice overarching moral to wrap them all up. I especially enjoyed the Puss In Boots tale the most. I didn't find any issue with the narrator's voice or delivery, but I do agree that it's sometimes hard to follow the story's plot and I believe that this work would be better off enjoyed through print than as an audiobook.