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From Danielle Paige, the New York Times best-selling author of Dorothy Must Die, comes a reimagining of "The Snow Queen" fairy tale.

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This breathtaking first volume begins the story of how Snow becomes a villain, a queen, and ultimately a hero.

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Totally Amazing Take on A Classic Tale

I loved this take on "The Snow Queen". It was amazing! I need Book 2!

4 of 4 people found this review helpful

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Danielle did it again!

I started this book wondering if it would be as good as her others. it's surpassed anything I expected it is absolutely fantastic if you like her other works this one is a must.

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

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  • M. Nance
  • CLARKSVILLE, TN, United States
  • 08-06-18

Disappointing

I read this book because I really liked the Dorothy Must Die series and was hoping for something of equal quality. This fell short.

The biggest problem I had with the story was what source material the author was trying to use. There are two fairy tales—the ice queen, which was the very loose inspiration for Frozen, and Snow White. While both stories have a lot in common (i.e. the strong presence of a mirror), they are two different stories. It was as if the author read both of these stories, somehow combined them into a new third story, and from that material crafted this new mythology by selecting elements from both.

I really liked the premise of the book that a snow princess had somehow been stolen away from fairy tale land to wind up in an insane asylum and her adventure of finding her way back, but the execution was lacking.

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Ech

Horny teenage
girl travels to Narnia through a tree instead of a wardrobe. The end.

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Snow is melting with this Narrator

Though the story is Awesome, just like Dorothy Must Die series, I feel the reader has something left to be desired. Many of the voice sound the same : Fathom / Howl and Margo sounded as one character. Too Bad, but I can also see much of Amy Gump in this character too, not a bad thing, just a recognition of the similarities.

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  • Deborah
  • Broomfield, CO, United States
  • 01-19-17

Disappointing

I just kept waiting for something to happen that made sense. One of the main characters actually only shows up at the beginning and the end. Disappointing. Forced myself to finish the book. So sad to see you have to WAIT for a sequel to hear what happens. Won't read it if there is one. Narrator did a great job.

1 of 2 people found this review helpful

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Entertaining but predictable

I really loved the story but felt that it could have had more depth. I would suggest this for a young adult or teen.

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Not that good

I generally disliked the book from the first few lines and was marveling at the simplicity and stupidity that is the story. I felt the story to be generic and lackluster. I was barely listening later on as it wasn't very much interesting near the end. It was predictable and dull. I felt each of the characters was barely developed and unrelatable.

0 of 3 people found this review helpful