Queen of Snow

A Snow Queen Retelling (Fairytales Reimagined, Book 1)

De: Laura Burton, Jessie Cal

Narrado por: 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.

©2021 Laura Burton (P)2021 Laura Burton

There was a lack a development

I was very disappointed in what could have been a great story. The book should have been much longer for more in-depth development of plot, characters and story line.

It was ok.

Good layout, good putting it together just not what I expected myself personal feelings, but it was a good book.

Just the story, performance could have been better.

The story was ok, but it just lacked character and the narrator could have done a better job at keeping the audience engaged, it was mainly monotone.

Interesting..

It was a unique spin on classics we all know & love. It is written with a younger audience in mind. But it is a fun read.

Reimagined World

The story is interesting enough, and I'm thinking now that the initial introduction of the fairy tale characters has occurred the next books might get better. There are the fairy tale characters we know, but their situations are different/altered, and it's interesting to find out their "stories" so I was guessing who was who throughout. There is magic, time travel, lots of adventure fighting for their lives and murder, and a cutesy crush/love story. The twist at the end makes me reconsider who are the heros and villains and am curious to see if this series improves. It's a light, short, no commitment listen, but it is simple/straight forward writing (he said, she said, etc.) and basic narrating. It doesn't wow you but is interesting enough to experience a newly imagined creative take on interconnecting fairy tales.