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“Once upon a time, fairy tales were AWESOME!”

Quote by Adam Gidwitz

Book:A Tale Dark and Grimm

Work

A Tale Dark and Grimm

This book is a collection of reimagined fairy tales that blend humor and darkness, offering a unique perspective on familiar stories. more

Author

Adam Gidwitz, born on February 14, 1982, is a renowned children's literature author. His works are known for their humor, fantasy, and profound themes, which have won the hearts of many readers. more

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