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Falling For Rapunzel

by Leah Wilcox

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Leah Wilcox's first attempt at a children's picture book, Falling for Rapunzel, is a humorous rendition of the classic Rapunzel. This is a wonderful read a loud for children of all ages. Leah is a resident of Central Oregon and makes several appearances out our local schools. She does a magnificent job relating to the kids and sharing her writing process from idea to publisher. I believe this is important to our kids because it shows them how they can apply their writing skills to life. ( )
  jverke | Mar 10, 2013 |
The best telling of Rapunzel I have ever read. Definitely has a funny twist. I love the cantaloupe part and the fact that she has a back door :) Also, I like that he fell for he maid (or, she fell for him) instead of Rapunzel like one would generally predict. Would be fun to have the kids guess what she's going to throw down after the prince makes his request. NEW FAVORITE! ( )
  Cfmichel | Jan 28, 2013 |
A clever twist on a well known fairy tale. A prince finds Rapunzel locked in a tower and wants to help her escape, but every time he yells to her she misunderstands him and throws down everything except her hair. When he shouts, "let down your braid", she throws down her maid instead. The prince and the maid fall in love at first sight and live happily ever after. ( )
  ashoemak | Jan 22, 2013 |
I loved this book! What a great way to put a twist on an old classic! The Prince keeps asking for Rapunzel to let down her hair but she keeps mis-hearing him and sending down the wrong things. But the Prince does not give up, even though he gets covered with pancake batter and hit on the head with a melon! Finally he asks Rapunzel to let down her braid and she lets down her maid! But then, the Prince and the maid fall in love and ride off on his horse together. Also, there is a lot of fun rhymning and the book flows effortlessly. ( )
  awoodham93 | Jan 17, 2013 |
This is a story about a prince coming to Rapunzel's window asking to throe down her hair but she miss hears him every time and throws down the one thing. One time he says let down your braid and she throws down her maid. The prince falls in love for the maid and they ride away. ( )
  cbrandt | Apr 17, 2012 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0142403997, Paperback)

When the prince spies Rapunzel in her high tower, he’s convinced she’s the girl of his dreams. He thinks he can rescue her in the ordinary way, but this is no ordinary Rapunzel. She throws everything from her tower except what the prince keeps asking for— including one delightful surprise to make all his dreams come true. Here is a hilarious tale of how one bad hair day turns into happily ever after. With charming art and lilting text, Leah Wilcox and Lydia Monks take fairy-tale fun to a whole new level.

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A prince tries to get Rapunzel to throw down her hair so he can rescue her, but she mishears him and throws down random objects from her room instead.

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