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Loading... Spinning Straw into Gold: What Fairy Tales Reveal About the… (2005)by Joan Gould
None. Joan Gould selects three or four fairy tales or myths and dissects them in each stage of a woman's life: maiden, matron, and crone. She uses the allegory found in each fairy tale and translates it into ways a modern woman might feel in today's world. It's a very insightful book and well-researched, however, I think the sections on the maiden and matron are a bit long. She cites her sources in the back, but there are no footnotes where she uses quotations. But definitely useful for a paper on fairy tales. ( )Book Description: Published Feb 2005, Random House. Hardback. CONDITION NEW COPY, Binding: Hardback, Pages: 432pp. 1st Edition, 1st Printing. 8vo - over 7" - 9¾" tall. no reviews | add a review
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