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Original Title:	Snow: A Retelling of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
ISBN:	1416940154 (ISBN13: 9781416940159)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Once Upon a Time
Setting:	London, England(United Kingdom)

Snow: A Retelling of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Once Upon a Time) Paperback | Pages: 259 pages

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Title	:	Snow: A Retelling of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Once Upon a Time)
Author	:	Tracy Lynn
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 259 pages
Published	:	October 24th 2006 by Simon Pulse (first published February 1st 2003)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fairy Tales. Retellings. Romance. Fairy Tale Retellings. Fiction

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"ONCE UPON A TIME" IS TIMELESS The Duchess Jessica's childhood began with a tragedy: her mother's death. Her father, heartbroken at the loss of his beloved wife, could not bear to raise the child. Largely ignored, Jessica spent the first eleven years of her life running free on the family estate, cared for only by the servants. Then her father decides to remarry, bringing an end to Jessica's independence. At first her new stepmother just seems overly strict. But as Jessica grows into a beautiful young woman, it becomes clear that her stepmother is also wildly -- and murderously -- jealous of her. Jessica escapes to London. Going by the name Snow to hide from her family, she falls in love with an odd band of outcasts who accept her into their makeshift family. But when her stepmother appears in the city, repentant and seeking her forgiveness, Jessica will have to decide whom to trust...with her life.

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Ratings: 3.81 From 8890 Users | 481 Reviews

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REALLY REALLY REALLY WEIRD!!!!! Everything about this book was strange. From the "seven dwarfs"(which were really five hybrids between animal and human, can you say creepy?) to the wicked stepmother, who was basically this mental scientist whose purpose I never really understood. Even snow/Jessica was a weirdo, although that may not be surprising considering her abused childhood. "Prince Charming" was actually this half raven freak, and instead of waking her with a kiss, they shock her on the

This book is essentially what you get when you combine a Victorian steampunk fantasy setting with the classic story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Only this time, the Princess is a Duchess of Wales, the Evil Stepmother is an all but literal Mad Scientist, and the "dwarfs" are human-animal hybrids. Plus a few other, er, oddities. The steampunk world is both subtle and fantastical. At first, the reader is lead to believe that is more an Ever After kind of retelling: sticking with basic

Snow by Tracy Lynn is a part of the Once Upon A Time series of fairy tale retelling's and it take the classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarves and completely turns it on it head. In this version of the classic children's tale there are half human half animals, an electrocution, memory loss, a man that is half robot or something and it is set in the age of Queen Victoria in London England. Sound a little strange to you, well that's because it is, yet somehow the story really pulls it's weight and

2 starsFairy tales rebooted or retold are so much fun to read if the author can write a good tale of a woman filled with feminism. Even better like Lisa Kleypas writes in her romances. After watching the Disney version of Snow White I've always wanted to see a more realistic version of the tale because I hate the witch(stepmother) . Every time I see her my mind devices plans of how I can kill her with a gun or something and cackle in her face saying "You're busted" .. I hate her so much. She's

Story *** 5/5The Duchess Jessica Kenigh of Wales longs to live her life free of obligation and duty. Her father, resentful of her existence since her mother died giving birth to her, only keeps her around as an potential heir to his throne. Her stepmother, Anne, is jealous of her youth and beauty. Jessica prefers the company of the cooks, and the mice who inhabit her home, and dreams of a life of adventure. When a series of tragedies strike the hall at Kenigh, Jessica finds herself penniless and

A retelling of the Snow white fairy tale. Jessica aka Snow is the only child of a duke. Her mother died in childbirth and the duke has very little to do with his daughter. She is left to the servants to raise. One day her father decides to remarry in hopes of having a son. Enter the evil step-mother...Started a tad slow for me. But once it picked up I was able to fly through the story. Definitely written for a younger group. Teens, I believe. Set, I believe, in the Victorian era, with a cast of

This story is a modern/different version of Snow White and I absolutely loved it. I think the charactes in this book are really sweet. It nice to see such a version of Snow White with all the magic and stuff happening. And the fact that the seven dwarfs are totally different than in the real story. I must say, that I loved those guys (and girl). They were so friendly and protective for eachother. And I also liked that she didn't end with a prince, but with the one she truly loves. Not like